Taking on the Chinese

Business Insider has an article by Nathaniel Lee and Alex Lockie about a new plane to take on the Chinese:

The Navy's aircraft carriers have long given tactical advantage for the US military with its ability to deploy and project power on any shore around the globe. But recently several of America's adversaries have built long-range ballistic missiles known as "carrier killers". The MQ-25A Stingray is the Navy's response to threats like China's "carrier killer".

 EDITOR'S NOTE: This is footage of a prototype, the actual MQ-25A could look different.

The US Navy's aircraft carriers have long given tactical advantage for the US military with its ability to deploy and project power on any shore around the globe. But recently, several US adversaries have built long-range ballistic missiles known as "carrier killers". The MQ-25A Stingray is the Navy's response to threats like China's "carrier killer".

(This is footage of a prototype; the actual MQ-25A could look different.)

Rico says that it's nice to know they're working on it; the Chinese will find out the hard way, of course...