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The GJ-2 may mimic the MQ-9 Reaper’s silhouette, but when it comes to battlefield prowess, the PLA’s drone still plays catch-up to America’s heavily upgraded, battle-hardened workhorse.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Tuesday, November 12.

Journalism’s sacred duty isn’t to ignite chaos with half-truths and sensational headlines but to stand as a beacon of truth in a world already drowning in noise.

The Greatest Generation didn’t just endure the fires of war—they emerged as the architects of freedom, reminding us that liberty’s price is paid in grit, sacrifice, and an unwavering refusal to surrender.

In the future battlefield, if you can be seen, you can be killed—Army intel warns hiding in plain sight will be the ultimate survival skill.

From robotic US Army vehicles to uncrewed Navy drones, Huntington Ingalls Industries and Lockheed Martin are redefining warfare.

Pentagon appeals plea deals sparing 9/11 mastermind the death penalty—justice delayed or another twist in a 20-year legal saga?

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Monday, November 11.

Even when you think the game’s over, Iran’s shadowy players are still plotting their next move, reminding us that vigilance isn’t just a virtue—it’s survival.

Hezbollah’s bold placement of a training facility within spitting distance of a UN base underscores the dangerous tightrope peacekeepers walk in a region where militant groups weave seamlessly into the civilian fabric.

A Chinese state paper touts the J-35, making China the second nation with two 5th-gen jets, and hints at mass production.

Can the Air Force afford its tanker of the future? With tight budgets and rising costs, next-gen plans like NGAS might be grounded.