The US Navy Is Replacing Its MH-60 Seahawks With These Army Military Choppers
The MH-60 Seahawks has been in service to the military for over 40 years. Here's what will replace it, what it will be capable of, and when you can expect it.
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Why Did German WW2 Fighter Planes Have Spirals On The Nose?
The spirals on the noses of German fighter planes in World War II weren't a fashion statement. They had some very practical reasons for being there.
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Which Countries Have The Most Artillery In Their Military?
The world's military heavyweights all have substantial amounts of artillery, but some countries stand out with the biggests arsenals of all.
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No, Hitler Didn't Design The VW Beetle (But He Did Play A Role In Its Creation)
It's a misconception that Hitler designed the Volkswagen Beetle himself, but he did bear some responsibility in its creation. Here's how it happened.
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AI Is Enhancing The Capabilities Of Battle-Tested US Military Drones - Here's How
AI is all the rage these days, and even the U.S. military is getting in on the action. Here's how it's been using AI to give its drones a serious boost.
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World War 2's Worst Bomber Was Basically A Flying Coffin
America has made many great airplanes, but this wasn't one of them. Toward the war's end, many of them went straight from the production line to the junkyard.
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How Space Force Plans To Protect The US From Chinese & Russian Spy Satellites
One of the U.S. Space Force's key missions is to protect the United States from Chinese and Russian spy satellites. Here's a key tool in that effort.
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What Does The 'U' In U-Boat Stand For And How Many Of Them Are Left?
Few naval vessels have developed as enduring of a legacy as German U-Boats, but what does that name actually mean?
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How Much Did It Cost The Military To Build The B-29 Superfortress? (And Why Was It So Expensive?)
The B-29 Superfortress was a superstar during World War II, paving the way for the Allies' success. It wasn't cheap to produce by any means, however.
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Why Do Hellfire R9X Missiles Have Blades?
The Hellfire missile's name is well-known, but its variants aren't. Among them is the Hellfire R9X, which was designed with six long blades. Why?
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Why Did The USAF Discontinue The B-58 Hustler Jet Bomber Without A Replacement?
The B-58 Hustler was well named: it could hit Mach 2, the first bomber to go so fast. So why did the Air Force dump it without a suitable replacement in sight?
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Why The Tiger & Tiger II Tanks Couldn't Turn The Tide In WW2
Nazi Germany's Tiger and Tiger II tanks have been lauded as legendary and among World War II's most fearsome weapons. Why couldn't they save the Axis powers?
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Sacrifice At Sea: The Tragic Tale Of World War 2's USS Grayback
Submarines were a big part of the World War II effort, especially for the United States Navy. One sub, the USS Grayback, has a particularly devastating history.
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Apache Top Speed: How Fast Is The Military Helicopter?
The Apache helicopter has been around since the 1980s and will be around for decades to come. Here's how fast this beast can fly where it's needed.
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What Does BB Stand For On Navy Ships
The United States Navy has used the same standards to assign names and hull numbers to its vessels for more than a century. What does BB mean on Navy ships?
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Where Are America's Nuclear Missiles Built And Who Makes Them?
We hear about the United States' nuclear missiles and the damage they can cause. However, where are these weapons built and what companies are making them?
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The Massive Bomber The Nazis Planned To Use To Attack New York City
Near the end of World War II, the Luftwaffe designed a bomber that could carry out transatlantic missions, putting New York in jeopardy.
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What's Considered The Worst Accident In The History Of US Air Force?
Unfortunately, the U.S. Air Force has had some serious and even deadly accidents in its history. This is considered the worst one on American soil.
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Can Submarines Launch Missiles While Submerged? A Look At How Their Weapons Systems Work
Ever wondered if submarines can launch missiles while submerged? Dive into the world of underwater warfare and how these stealths unleash their firepower.
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According To The U.S. Navy, This Is The Most Accurate Submarine Movie Ever Made
With so many naval movies having been made, some still end up being quite fictional. There is one movie, though, that many U.S. sailors agree to be accurate.
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Who Invented The Modern Rocket Engine?
Rockets are a major part of American aviation and a common hobby in the form of model rockets, but where did the modern rocket engine start?
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Why The F-102 Delta Dagger Is Considered One Of The Worst Fighter Jets Ever Built
The Air Force's F-102 Delta Dagger was a novel concept in theory, but in reality, it was a potential danger to the pilots who flew them. Here's why.
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The Philadelphia Experiment: What Really Happened To The Ship USS Eldridge?
The Philadelphia Experiment is a purported naval incident that spawned a movie of the same name. While there's no proof of it, the ship involved was real.
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How Long Would It Take For A Missile From Russia To Reach The US?
From multiple locations, a Russian-launched missile can reach the U.S. However, how much time would it take to enter the country from those positions?
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How The US Air Force's Successor To The MQ-9 Reaper Moves Military Drones Into The Future
The MQ-9 Reaper has served the U.S. admirably, and its run hasn't ended yet. But already its successor has been introduced, in two distinct forms.
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The Army Is Scrambling To Install Anti-GPS Jammers In Its Artillery Systems: Here's Why
With the war in Ukraine not slowing down, the Army is rushing to put anti-GPS jammers in its artillery systems. Here's everything you need to know.
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