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Blood Oath, Echoing Through the Mountains and Rivers of the Border - A Visual Continuation of the Spirit of Heroes by a Border Defense Company of the Southern Theater Army
Soldiers from the Southern Theater Command Army Border Defense Company paid tribute to martyr Wang Jiaguo at his sacrifice site along the Southern Border during the spring season. They engaged in tactical training and held oath-taking ceremonies, reflecting their commitment to guarding the border. The activities emphasized the legacy of Wang Jiaguo and the spirit of military service among the troops.

As the Qingming Festival Approaches, All Military Personnel Commemorate Revolutionary Martyrs in Various Forms
Military personnel from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) commemorated revolutionary martyrs during the Qingming Festival across multiple locations, including Xinjiang and Henan. Ceremonies involved laying wreaths, educational activities, and reflections on the legacy of heroism. The events aimed to inspire current soldiers to uphold the values and spirit of their predecessors.
After 36 years, over 50,000 personnel dispatched, honoring the "Chinese Blue Helmets" peacekeeping heroes
Chinese Armed Forces commemorated over 50,000 peacekeepers deployed since 1990, honoring the sacrifices of 17 soldiers, including Li Lei and Shen Liangliang, who died in missions in South Sudan and Mali. The events highlighted the commitment of the Chinese military to international peacekeeping efforts and the enduring legacy of these heroes.

44 Years Protecting 55 Heroes on the Plateau: He Interprets Patriotism Through Action
Zhang Shenglin commemorated 55 fallen soldiers who died during the construction of the Guanjiao Tunnel in Qinghai Province during the Qingming Festival. The construction faced severe challenges, resulting in significant personnel losses. Since 1984, Zhang has honored his comrades annually, reflecting on their sacrifices and contributions to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway. The original tunnel was completed in 1982, and a new tunnel was opened in 2014, improving transportation efficiency in the region.

Video | Ejectable Large High-Stealth Drone Revealed: The "Fist" Power of the Sichuan Ship
The Sichuan ship, a Type 075 amphibious assault vessel, has successfully completed mooring tests and equipment debugging in Sichuan. It features an electromagnetic catapult capable of launching large stealth drones, enhancing its operational capabilities for reconnaissance and strikes. This ship represents a significant advancement in amphibious assault technology, being the first of its kind globally to utilize such systems.

In 1964, Lockheed Skunk Works Built a ‘SR-71’ Drone That Hit Mach 3 and 95,000 Feet — Almost All of Today’s Fastest Drones Can’t Break 400 MPH
The D-21B drone, developed by Lockheed Skunk Works, was used by the U.S. Air Force for reconnaissance missions over Communist China from 1964 to 1971. Despite its advanced capabilities, including Mach 3 speed, the program was canceled after four unsuccessful missions. A total of 38 units were produced, with some preserved in museums.

China Launched 10 Nuclear Submarines in 4 Years — The U.S. Built 7 in the Same Period and Can’t Match Beijing’s Pace Until 2028
China launched 10 Type 095 Sui-class nuclear-powered attack submarines at the Bohai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry Company in Huludao, Liaoning Province, between 2021 and 2025. This production significantly exceeds the U.S. output of 7 submarines during the same period. The Type 095 is expected to enhance China's undersea capabilities and impact the balance of power in the Pacific, particularly concerning Taiwan's security.

The Trump-Class Battleship May Get an Electromagnetic Railgun After All — General Atomics Says It Never Stopped Working on the Technology
General Atomics continues to advance the development of the electromagnetic railgun for the Trump-Class Battleship, addressing previous technical challenges. The U.S. Navy remains skeptical, but General Atomics claims to have resolved many issues. Meanwhile, Japan, Germany, and France are also pursuing their own railgun technologies, motivated by advancements in China's military capabilities.

Yuyuantan Tian | Beware! Japan's Militarization Measures Are Being Implemented
Japan Self-Defense Forces deployed Type 25 anti-ship missiles and Type 25 high-speed glide missiles at Kumamoto and Shizuoka on March 31. This marks the first deployment of Japan's self-developed long-range missiles, aimed at enhancing defense capabilities against regional threats. The missiles have a range of approximately 1000 kilometers, indicating a significant shift in Japan's military posture.
From the Service of the Fujian Ship to the Type 004 Nuclear Power: The Leap of China's Navy Aircraft Carrier Strategy and Global Maritime Power Competition
China's People's Liberation Army Navy commissioned the Fujian aircraft carrier in November 2025, marking a significant advancement in its naval capabilities. Concurrently, the 004 nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is under construction in Dalian, indicating a strategic shift towards a global naval presence. This development is part of China's long-term military strategy to enhance its operational reach and capabilities in the Western Pacific.
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Breakthrough in PLA AI Drone Swarm Technology: The Strategic Intent Behind a Single Soldier Controlling 200 Drones
The People's Liberation Army showcased its Atlas drone swarm system, demonstrating the capability for a single operator to control over 200 drones. This technology, which includes the Beehive-2 ground vehicle, enhances reconnaissance and strike capabilities, aiming to overwhelm Taiwan's air defenses. The advancements reflect China's strategic focus on AI integration in military operations, particularly in the Taiwan Strait.
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Immense Power! The Legendary Weapon Has Arrived!
The Chinese Weapons Industry is testing a new generation electromagnetic gun that operates silently and without traditional ammunition. This weapon features a modular design, an electronic display, and improved projectile speed. It is intended for non-lethal applications, offering high concealment and reduced risk of fatal injuries. The advancements in battery technology are expected to enhance its role in future military operations.
Iran's War Depletes Stockpiles, U.S. May Delay Delivery of Japan's Order for Tomahawk Missiles
Japan's order for approximately 400 Tomahawk cruise missiles from the U.S. may be delayed due to the consumption of U.S. military stockpiles during operations in Iran. The U.S. has notified Japan that the delivery, originally scheduled for completion by March 2028, could be postponed. In the first three days of military action against Iran, the U.S. launched over 400 Tomahawk missiles, significantly impacting its inventory.

At 58, she wears camouflage and is awarded the rank of reserve colonel.
Li Chunran, aged 58, was awarded the rank of reserve colonel in the Information Support Forces in China. She mobilized dozens of technical experts from her company to join the reserves, emphasizing the importance of strengthening national defense. Li has nearly 40 years of experience in network information warfare and is noted as the oldest reserve colonel in recent years.

Hoping for a "victorious return," he only left behind a letter from the battlefield...
On March 18, 1943, 82 soldiers from the New Fourth Army's 3rd Division engaged in fierce resistance against Japanese forces in Liu Laozhuang, Jiangsu, resulting in their deaths. Led by instructor Li Yunpeng, the unit aimed to protect local government and civilians during the encounter. Li Yunpeng left a poignant letter to his family, expressing hope for victory and reunion, but he did not survive the battle.

U.S. Aircraft Carriers Project Power by Getting Close to Enemy Shores — China’s Entire Military Is Built to Make Sure They Can’t Get Close Enough
China's People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) projects power in the First Island Chain, leveraging a larger navy and advanced missile systems to deter U.S. forces. The U.S. Navy must operate beyond visual range to mitigate threats from China's anti-ship ballistic missiles, which diminishes the effectiveness of its carrier-based airpower. The strategic balance is shifting in favor of China, complicating U.S. military planning in the region.

"Senpai, we have come to see you!"
Military personnel from various air force units conducted memorial ceremonies across multiple locations in China during the Qingming Festival, honoring fallen heroes and historical figures. Activities included laying flowers at memorials and reflecting on the sacrifices made by past soldiers. The events emphasized the importance of military heritage and the connection between current personnel and their predecessors.
Iran Launches 93rd Wave of "Real Commitment-4" Operation
Iran launched the 93rd wave of a large-scale military operation named 'Real Commitment-4' in the afternoon of the 3rd, targeting Israeli military gathering centers and operational support bases in Western Galilee, Haifa, Kafr Kanna, and Krayot. The operation involved the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and utilized solid and liquid fuel missiles, long-range guided missiles, and suicide drones. Iran emphasized that such attacks will continue and updates will be provided to the public.
Japanese media: Kaohsiung City Government has finalized a plan to relax weapon export regulations and intends to amend related restrictions within the month.
The Japanese government is set to relax its weapons export regulations, allowing the export of lethal weapons and establishing exceptions for countries in conflict. This change is part of a broader modification of the 'Three Principles on Defense Equipment Transfer', which aims to enhance Japan's defense capabilities. Concerns have been raised domestically regarding the implications of this policy on Japan's pacifist constitution and regional stability.

The F-35C’s Engine Exhaust Hits 3,600°F — The USS Gerald R. Ford’s Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck Wasn’t Built to Handle It
USS Gerald R. Ford is undergoing modifications and repairs to support the operation of F-35C fighter jets, which require specific structural reinforcements and heat-resistant materials due to the aircraft's high engine exhaust temperatures. The ship's maintenance system will also be upgraded with the Operational Data Integrated Network (ODIN) to ensure proper upkeep of the stealth fighters.






