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The U.S. Navy has added a new boat to its fleet that was once focused on unearthing the past, but will now support the Navy's future endeavors.
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The submarine's propeller is what moves the boat through the water, but it also serves another very important role, which is why it's so secretive.
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You might expect modern battle tanks to have embraced automation, but many of them still have a fourth crew member tasked with loading ammunition.
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400 years after it sank to the bottom of the ocean, a new piece of a ship's cargo has been recovered. Read about this shipwreck and what was found.
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A lot of modern fighter jets have green lights on their bodies, especially around the fuselage and the tail. What are these lights actually for?
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The latest iteration of Air Force One has been revealed for the first time. The plane, donated by Qatar, is only intended to be used temporarily.
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Long before AI, drones and satellites, a groundbreaking spy plane emerged from an extraordinary mission filled with intrigue, risk, and irony.
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Sometimes, the military planes you see in the air aren't ours, but test flights of craft intended for other countries, like this F-16 spotted in Texas.
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The U.S. Navy's "Silent Service" plays a crucial role in national defense. But how did it earn one of the military's most intriguing nicknames?
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Built to revolutionize aerial refueling, this next-generation tanker promised big gains — but its path to service has been anything but smooth.
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The Maginot Line was an engineering marvel that France hoped would prevent any further incursions. Here's what it was and why it failed to function as intended.
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Desperate times calls for desperate measures, and the LVT-4 Water Buffalo is exactly what the U.S. Marine Corps needed to turn the tide in WWII.
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The World War II M3 was the big brother of the M2 with numerous modifications to fulfill its role as a vital combat vehicle.
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The integration of RADAR in over 1,000 positions throughout the country, gave the British a force multiplier in the Battle of Britain.
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The various flying platforms of the 1950s and 1960s showcased that it was possible to create flying soldiers.
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