4 Aircraft Owned By Celebrity Pilot John Travolta
Private aviation unlocks the jet-set dream for the wealthy worldwide, but few celebrities take a hands-on approach like passionate pilot John Travolta.
Read MorePrivate aviation unlocks the jet-set dream for the wealthy worldwide, but few celebrities take a hands-on approach like passionate pilot John Travolta.
Read MoreThe U.S. Army has been looking to swap the trusty Howitzer cannon with something new, and it looks like that replacement has arrived. Here's what we know.
Read MoreEver seen a large or small buoy floating on top of the waves in the ocean? These wave buoys are critical in helping us understand ocean movement.
Read MoreDespite being christened in 2019, the USS John F. Kennedy still isn't in active service, but a recent successful aircraft recovery has pushed it a step closer.
Read MoreThe Sikorsky Black Hawk and the UH-1N Huey are two of the most legendary helicopters in the U.S. Military's arsenal. They are two very different aircraft.
Read MoreFor the first time, a military helicopter successfully landed on an autonomous barge for resupply. Here's what happened and why it was important.
Read MoreAs a project that quickly set the bar high in the sky for commercial travel, this iconic jet taught many lessons we can still learn from today.
Read MoreWhen he's not serving in Starfleet as Worf, famed "Star Trek" actor Michael Dorn can be found flying one of many military jets he's owned over the years.
Read MoreIt's the kind of thing that could happen to anybody, but in this case, that thing got classified jet parts sent to an unfriendly nation. Whoopsie.
Read MoreWhile patriot missiles are some of the most important defensive weapons the military uses, they're also very expensive and are currently in short supply.
Read MoreFlight hours are critical to know when an airplane engine needs maintenance. This is how aviators can know what kind of engines require care and when
Read MoreThe Marines have used the AAV7 Amphibious Assault Vehicle since 1972, but its service is finally ending, with it being retired, but not left without purpose.
Read MoreDrone are quickly becoming a mainstay in warfare -- not just at altitude, but swarms on the ground too. Here's how the military is fighting them.
Read MoreThere are so many helicopters with various ranges and speeds, but how far can one fly in 30 mins? Well, it depends on the helicopter, the weather, and more.
Read MoreBack in 1948, a B-29 Superfortress crashed and sake, but lowering water levels have made this craft more accessible than ever. Here's were you can find it.
Read MoreThe United States military uses UTVs for a plethora of operations, but the brands they get them from aren't the typical military manufacturers.
Read MoreThe U.S. military has divided its UAS (Unmanned Aircraft Systems) repertoire into numbered groups based on their characteristics.
Read MoreThe RAH-66 Comanche featured cutting-edge avionics and incredible speed and maneuverability for the time, but cost overruns saw the project canceled in 2004.
Read MoreBattle tanks have been fundamentally the same since their inception, but technological progress means much more than the same old track and turret.
Read MoreThe Sikorsky S-61 is an impressive civilian helicopter, but it shouldn't be used for frivolous travel, as its operational costs may be higher than you expect.
Read MoreFrom rugged attack planes to supersonic stealth, explore five of the most iconic combat jets ever flown by US Marine Corps aviators in battle.
Read MoreBell Helicopters has been making choppers since the 1930s. Today, it's a huge corporation with facilities in a few different countries. Here's what we know.
Read MoreMany ships met an untimely end during WWII, but few, if any, were as unfortunate as the USS William D. Porter. Here's the ill-fated destroyer’s tale.
Read MoreClose to 72,000 Americans who died in WWII have not had their bodies recovered. New technology is helping find them in some of the most overlooked battles.
Read MoreInside every aircraft is a complex system designed to generate the power required for flight. Nitrogen is used in many fuel systems for safety reasons.
Read MoreBoth the Black Hawk and the Seahawk are military helicopters built by Sikorsky, and while their platforms are similar, there are major differences between them.
Read MoreThe Bombardier Global 7500 is a massive private jet, but it's far from the largest. These private aircraft dwarf it in size and cabin space.
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