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The U.S. Navy's forthcoming F/A-XX fighter is set to feature a combat range of approximately 955 miles, which exceeds that of the current Super Hornets. However, concerns persist regarding its efficacy against China's long-range DF-26 anti-ship missiles, which can strike from over 3,000 miles away. To enhance operational range, the Navy plans to utilize the MQ-25 Stingray drone tanker, highlighting the need for coordinated joint efforts to mitigate missile threats. Meanwhile, China's military capabilities are on the rise, exemplified by the recent display of a prototype sixth-generation fighter jet, raising alarms in the U.S. about an evolving security dilemma in the Asia-Pacific region. China's arsenal, including a significant stockpile of medium- and intermediate-range ballistic missiles, presents a formidable challenge to U.S. military presence and regional allies. As tensions escalate, both countries are adjusting their military strategies in response to each other's advancements.