How Does A Tide Clock Work & Why Is It Important For Boating?
A tide clock is a surprisingly simple tool that shows rising, high, falling, or low tides. It's great for coastal residents, but it doesn't work everywhere.
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Everyday Vs. Tactical Or Military Flashlights: Is There Really A Difference?
Flashlights used in the military can be very different to the ones you'll find on the shelves of your local supermarket.
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5 Of The Most Iconic Radial Engines Ever Put In Tanks Or Planes
The radial engine may have fallen far out of favor for internal combustion development over time, but some military vehicles got impressive results from them.
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11 Of The Most Historically Significant Submarines In Military History
Submarines have changed both naval warfare and global politics. Here are some of the most important submarines that ever slipped below the waves.
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The US Navy Is Testing A New Hypersonic Missile On The F/A-18 Super Hornet
The U.S. has fallen behind countries like China and Russia with hypersonic missile development. Now, it's testing out one that could be a game-changer.
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The US Navy's Newest Torpedo Has A Serious Upgrade And Is Unlike Anything Used Before
The U.S. Navy has several different torpedoes, including those dropped from aircraft and those launched from subs. This one is unlike anything in the inventory.
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Why Do Apache Helicopters Have A Giant Sensor On The Nose?
The Apache helicopter's giant nose sensor is one of its most distinctive features, but there's an important reason for its size and position on the aircraft.
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Boeing's Cutting-Edge Fighter Jet Takes A Big Step Towards US Air Force Overseas Deployment
Boeing's newest iteration of the long-serving F-15 fighter jet is finally being deployed overseas for the first time, and this one has some serious tech.
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The US Army Is Going Nuclear - Here's How They Intend To Utilize Next-Gen Energy
While the U.S. Navy already uses it for its large-scale vessels, the Army is moving forward on plans for its own portable nuclear power plants.
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Saab's Supersonic Stealth Fighter Drone Could Completely Change Aerial Warfare
Unveiled at a Swedish air show, the plane could use artificial intelligence to help human pilots of other planes. And that's just the beginning of plans for it.
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They're Not Tanks, But These Beefy Next-Gen US Army Combat Vehicles Are Ready For Testing
The U.S. Army has a variety of armored vehicles, but it could always use new hardware, like this pair of combat vehicles that just hit the testing phase.
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6 Military Spec Flashlights You Can Buy For Yourself
A good flashlight is an invaluable tool to have at your disposal. Here are options that have all been certified for use by armed forces around the world.
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The US Navy's Next-Gen Missile Can Strike Targets Over 280 Miles Away
When this long-range air missile, known as "Malice," enters service, it is slated to become the longest-range air-to-air missiles in the U.S. Navy's arsenal.
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12 Of The Weirdest Ships Used By The US Navy
The U.S. Navy has fielded untold ship designs over the centuries, but more than a few of them have featured weird designs or have odd histories.
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5 Of The Most Legendary Aircraft Carriers To Ever Roam The Seven Seas
Here are some of the most legendary aircraft carriers to ever roam the seven seas.
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Leatherman MUT: How Much Does The Multitool Cost & What Tools Are Included?
The Leatherman MUT isn’t your typical multitool. See what sets this military-inspired model apart, which tools it packs, and the price you can expect to pay.
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Japanese Navy Destroyer Returns Home After US Tomahawk Missile Upgrade
After months of work, the first of several Japanese naval destroyers has been retrofitted with American Tomahawk missiles and is returning home.
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Aircraft Carrier Alternatives: These Are The Navy's Best Options
Aircraft carriers aren’t the only answer -- discover the Navy’s nimble, high-tech options that keep maritime power sharp and unpredictable.
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5 Aircraft Owned By Celebrity Pilot Harrison Ford
Han Solo is famous for his piloting poise behind the controls of the Millennium Falcon, but Harrison Ford is an accomplished pilot in his own right.
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The 5 Most Important Allied Tanks In WW2 History
German Tiger tanks are famed for size, power, and armor, but British, American, and Soviet tanks took the fight to the Third Reich — and won.
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Why US Marines Don't Fly Apache Or Black Hawk Helicopters
The U.S.' Apache and Black Hawk helicopters are iconic, but the USMC doesn't fly either of them. Here's why the Marine Corps has decided against both.
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Why Did Huey Helicopters Fly With The Doors Open?
The UH-1 Huey, famous for the role it played in the Vietnam War, would very rarely fly with its doors closed. Ordinarily they stayed open, and for good reason.
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'We're Way Behind': America's Next Naval Shipyard Is Fighting An Uphill Battle
The U.S. wants more naval ships made, and while things seems to be moving in the right direction, a number of factors have resulted in slow progress.
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This 694-Foot Vessel Is Built To Sink And Resurface While Holding Navy Destroyers
The U.S. Navy has more than warships at its disposal — it also has massive vessels designed for critical support roles to service those warships.
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The 12 Most Innovative Fighter Jets From Every Generation
From the Me 262 to the F-35, these innovative fighter jets transformed aerial combat with new engines, aerodynamics, weapons, and pilot interfaces.
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8 Propeller Planes Powered By Diesel Engines
Diesel engine planes are not a common sight nowadays, but not too long ago, they were at the cutting edge of long-distance, slow-moving aviation.
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3D-Printed Drones At Sea Could Change The Game For The US Navy
See how the US Navy uses containerized 3D printing microfactories at sea to build combat drones and transform modern frontline military logistics.
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