12 Of China's Most Advanced Military Weapons
Beijing's 2025 military parade showcased the latest and greatest from the Chinese military, with some of its most advanced weaponry taking center stage.
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Why The US Navy Keeps Naming Ships 'Enterprise'
USS Enterprise is one of the most used U.S. Navy vessel names. What makes it so iconic that it keeps returning across centuries of naval and cultural history?
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What's The Difference Between US F-16 & Swedish Gripen Jet Fighters?
The U.S. F-16 and the Swedish Gripen jet fighters have some similarities, but they also have a lot of differences. Here are somethings that set them apart.
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China's New Amphibious Assault Ship Is Unlike Any In The West
China’s new Type 076 amphibious assault ship blends advanced technology with an unusual design approach that makes it unlike its Western counterparts.
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The Monster 16-Cylinder Hemi Engine That Powered WW2 Fighter Planes
One massive 16-cylinder HEMI engine was made by Chrysler and was poised to improve fighter planes during World War II. Only a handful survive today.
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Fly American Airlines? You're About To See A Big Change When It Comes To Carry-On Luggage
American Airlines is tweaking part of its boarding process, and you might notice a difference the next time you fly. Here's what to keep in mind.
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Why The USS Harry S. Truman Still Hasn't Been Repaired 9 Months After Collision
In early 2025, the USS Harry S. Truman was involved in a collision with another vessel, but it still hasn't been repaired. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Weapons That Could Actually Sink A US Aircraft Carrier
The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is the newest and largest carrier in the U.S. Navy. And just like its predecessors, it is incredibly difficult to sink.
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What Does 'JAS' Stand For On The Saab JAS 39 Gripen Fighter Jet?
SAAB has been manufacturing the JAS 39 Gripen since the '80s to replace the J 35 Draken and J 37 Viggen fighter jets for the Swedish Air Force.
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This Is The Impact Wrench The US Army Uses To Service The M1 Abrams
When tank crews have to work on their vehicles in field conditions, they need access to tools that are simple, hard-wearing, and easy to use.
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5 Of The Most Complex Military Craft To Serve In The U.S. Navy
From aircraft carriers to nuclear submarines, these five vessels represent the peak of complexity, capability — and over engineering — in the U.S. Navy.
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What Safety Protocols Must Be Abided On An Aircraft Carrier Flight Deck?
An aircraft carrier can be a dangerous place to work, but there are plenty of rules and protocols that must be followed in order to keep crew members safe.
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5 Of The Best-Looking Fighter Jets In Military History
The fighter jet is an iconic aspect of the military, thanks to movies and television. These five stand out from the pack as some of the best-looking jets.
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10 Common Military Alphabet Code Words And Code Phrases (And What They Mean)
These phrases are often picked up by the troops, and they make their way into the vernacular and sometimes pop culture too.
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Bad Fuel And Military Aircraft Don't Mix - Here's What Can Happen
Fueling up a vehicle with the right fuel is essential, and even more so if we're talking about military aircraft and the specialized fuel they use.
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The US Navy Is Looking For Long-Range Drone Ships, And This Company May Have The Goods
Drone technology is changing many aspects of the military. The U.S. Navy, for example, is looking into the potential for unmanned long-range drone ships.
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Who Made The B2 Stealth Bomber?
The B2 Stealth bomber is a key part of the United States military arsenal and it continues to be active to this day. Here's who made it and how many there are.
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This Is The Most Lethal US Warship Currently In Service
The United States Navy utilizes hundreds of warships, from submarines to destroyers to aircraft carriers, that each wield an immense amount of power.
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5 Legendary US Fighter Jets That Are Being Retired In The Next 5 Years
The U.S. military typically employs its various fighter jet models for decades, but every so often, the time comes when something needs to be replaced.
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How Many Humvees Can The Largest US Military Cargo Plane Hold?
Humvees are essential pieces of equipment, so it's vital that the U.S. military can ship a lot of them when needed. Here's how many fit into the largest plane.
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5 1970s Fighter Jets That Are Still In Service
It's really hard to get a new fighter jet design off the ground. Given design challenges and costs it involves, it's amazing these ones have lasted so long.
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The SR-71 Blackbird Can't Use Just Any Jet Fuel – Here's Why (And What It Uses Instead)
The SR-71 Blackbird was the fastest spy plane in the U.S. military's service, exceeding 2,000 miles per hour. It could also reach an altitude of 85,000 feet.
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US Navy Techs Forced To Salvage Parts From Their Own Subs & Fighter Jets
The U.S. Navy operates some of the most advanced and lethal submarines and fighter jets in the world, including the Virginia-class subs and F-35 Lightning II.
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Do Captains Really Go Down With Their Ships? The History Behind The Tradition
The notion that a captain must go down with their ship is a romantic one, but it's not entirely true, but there are some truths (and law) behind the concept.
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Laser-Equipped Backpack Drones Are Taking On One Of The US Army's Most Dangerous Jobs
Laser-painting targets, is one of the most dangerous jobs in the United States military. However, laser-equipped backpack drones might mitigate the risk.
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Space Force's ATLAS Space Domain Awareness Software Is Working - Here's What It's For
The ATLAS software replaces a troublesome legacy suite to help the U.S. monitor satellites and debris in space and improve situational awareness.
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Who Makes Mil Helicopters And Where Are They Produced?
Mil has a storied history, and has made some of the most iconic and record breaking helicopters in the history of military aviation.
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