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The ejector seat has been the standard escape method for military jets, but early aircraft design sometimes meant these technologies couldn't be used.
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Drone warfare is changing the warfare landscape. This container can contain up to 100 drones that can be deployed in minutes. Here's what we know.
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You might assume water towers simply store water, but there's more to them than that. The science behind them keeps entire communities functioning.
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In New York City, a Pontiac Trans Am was speeding in a school zone, and it got a ticket. The only problem is that the car was sitting in a museum at the time.
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Flying a fighter plane is no small task, and taking selfies while flying may cause accidents. That's what happened to these F-15K pilots from Korea.
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Air-to-air missiles have improved by leaps and bounds since they first emerged, with the U.S.' current leader boasting a range of hundreds of miles.
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Specialized aircraft is nothing new when it comes to military aviation, but this particular variant of an otherwise common plane only produced two aircraft.
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One U.S. Navy fast attack sub was originally slated for a full run of 29 boats, but plans changed during after major geopolitical shifts of the late 1980s.
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A WWII plane crashed into the ice decades ago and was recovered. After a lot of work and restoration, it was once again able to take to the skies.
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Although the military has been trying to retire this legendary aircraft for years, the USAF recently announced it will stay in service for a while longer.
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The SR-71 Blackbird is a legend in the world of military aircraft, and NASA may have received one a bit earlier than it was supposed to. What happened?
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Old is gold, as the saying goes, and that seems to apply to Japan's decommissioned destroyers, too, as other nations are now interested in buying them.
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The U.S. has the largest navy in the world. While it has more of this kind of ship than any other country by far, another nation is making them faster.
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The H.L. Hunley was one of the most significant submarines in military history, but when it sank, the fate of its crew remained a mystery for over 130 years.
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The U.S. Army is scheduled to begin flying a new aircraft in the early 2030s, and it has revealed the designation for this latest addition to its fleet.
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Before the outbreak of hostilities, Iran boasted one of the most impressive mechanised land forces in the middle east region.
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Russia's SU-34 fighter has the potential range to reach Washington D.C. from Moscow (over 4,000 miles) without refueling. Here's how it could do that.
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The first vessel ever called a “super carrier” might not be what you’d expect. But its design, missions, and legacy tell us a lot about Naval history.
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Aircraft carriers have a 5-mile rule that they don't break very often, but there are some occasions where there is no choice. Here's when that can happen.
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In late 2025, China revealed a new hypersonic missile with some serious performance. Why does it represent a threat to the United States Navy?
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The United States is going all-in on drones, with its Gauntlet test identifying three new companies it will acquire drones from across 2026.
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Using video games to train military personnel can save money and time. The U.S. Navy came up with a new innovative way to use this technology.
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A new class of ship may be entering service for the U.S. Navy soon, and it has some distinct differences from previous ships. Here's what we know.
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As science fiction technology quickly continues becoming real, the U.S. military now has plans for an experimental plane taken straight out of video games.
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Battleships once ruled the seas, but they have since been replaced by aircraft carriers. The idea of returning to this paradigm has military experts concerned.
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The F-35 could eventually get an AI-powered upgrade, as Lockheed Martin has been testing an AI threat detection system for the 5th-gen fighter.
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Iran may not have one of the biggest navies in the world, but it does have quite a lot of ships nonetheless. Here's what kinds of vessels the country owns.
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