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Aircraft carriers are huge vessels carrying multiple aircraft and the means to launch them, but just how many crew members can occupy one at any given time?
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When a fighter jet goes down, pilots rely on specialized survival gear, and one handheld device has a very important role in rescue and recovery missions.
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All of Hyundai's models built in the U.S. have been manufactured with a unibody design. This concept debuted at the 2026 New York International Auto Show isn't.
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It's still a rarity on the road, but Lucid's electric sedan has more than just exclusivity to recommend it.
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Several model years of the Ford F-150 have a diagnostic menu that gives you access to some data and testing functions, and it's quite easy to find.
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Dodge's electric muscle car certainly ruffled some enthusiast feathers.
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Iran has deployed drones on a massive scale to fight off U.S. forces and it's working, but not for the reason you might think. Here's what we know.
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Leaf blowers are extremely handy, but also pretty large for those with limited space, so we wanted to find out if mini leaf blowers are worth it.
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Detroit Diesel has produced many classic engines, but the "Screaming Jimmy" two-stroke is likely the one with the most interesting nickname. Here's the story.
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The Gerald R. Ford returned to port in Greece for some maintenance and repairs after a turbulent few months at sea, but she's still ready to go if needed.
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The surprise isn't that it happened, it's that it took this long.
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France has officially named its next nuclear aircraft carrier, a project set to replace the Charles de Gaulle and reshape the Navy’s future fleet.
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The F-22 is getting a bit long in the teeth, having first entered service in 2005. However, The War Zone reported that this aircraft is getting some upgrades.
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Before LaGuardia and JFK, an airport in Brooklyn handled air travel in and out of New York City. It was also critical to the Allies in World War II.
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The California Zephyr takes you from downtown Chicago to the outskirts of San Francisco over 53 hours. Here's what a first-class ticket will get you.
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Cadillac has built some unusual performance cars, but one modern super sedan stands out for its rarity, power, and short production run overall.
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Back in the 1950s, Boeing developed a new kind of plane that would shape the future of aviation, including refueling our airplanes today. Here's what we know.
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Typically, your average motorcycle builder will pale in comparison to a performance-focused brand, but in the '90s, Honda proved that's not always true.
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If your Ford Mustang or F-150 aren't already impressive enough for you, good news: Ford is now selling supercharger upgrade kits for these popular models.
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Chevrolet's electric Equinox doesn't reinvent the wheel (and that's a good thing).
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Rivian's second SUV arrives amid unstable gas prices and rival automakers pulling back on EVs.
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Naval combat seems complicated enough, but if torpedoes have to directly impact their target to do damage, it'd be even harder. Do they require accuracy?
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The MacBook Neo isn't for everyone, and that's okay. Here's why one of our writers thinks it's still a worthwhile machine for many people's purposes.
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The USA leads the world in military aviation, but fighter jets in Europe and Asia also pack breathless speed, fierce armaments, and advanced technology.
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While the United States and Iran have been at odds for many years, the Middle Eastern nation does own some American fighter jets. How did that happen?
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In the 1980s, you could see these cars all over the roads between visits to the arcade and episodes of Magnum P.I., but now they're nowhere to be seen.
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While the U.S. Air Force doesn't exactly publicize the numbers of aircraft it owns and where they're at, we can still determine which base has the most.
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