What Is America's Most Advanced Nuclear Warship Doing In Norway?
The most advanced aircraft carrier in the world, the USS Gerald R. Ford, visited Norway in September 2025 as part of its mission in the Arctic Circle.
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US Military Branches Ranked From Easiest To Hardest To Get Into
Each branch of the U.S. military serves a separate function, and those looking to join need to be uniquely suited to the one they choose.
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China's Newest Aircraft Carrier Shows Off Tech Previously Exclusive To The US
Nations are always looking for ways to increase their military tech. China did just that, by adding a tech the U.S. used to use on their new aircraft carrier.
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UK Deploys RAF Typhoon Fighter Jets To Defend Poland From Russian Drones
Rising drone incursions into Polish airspace have sparked a new NATO mission, with the UK stepping in to bolster European defense efforts.
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Canada Is In An F-35 Dilemma And It's Anything But Stealthy
Back in 2022, Canada ordered 88 F-35 fighter jets from the U.S. for $19 billion. However, they are so delayed that it's causing a major dilemma.
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Historic US Military Base Revived For New Mission In The Caribbean
The Trump Administration is using an old naval base in Puerto Rico for a new mission in the Caribbean. Time will tell if this facility officially reopens.
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Police Cars Aren't Armored For Good Reason
It may seem surprising that police cars, often dispatched to potentially threatening situations, are not armored. This is important for their functionality.
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Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works Project Is No Longer A Secret: Meet The Vectis Combat Drone
The Lockheed Martin Vectis drone is a combat-ready aircraft revealed in an uncharacteristically public manner, and is also reportedly headed for open market.
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The Military Has Issued New Army Uniform Standards - Here's What Has Changed
A September 2025 directive has introduced clearer and stricter uniform standards for U.S. Army personnel, refining a set of changes introduced in 2021.
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Ukraine Turned A Drone Into A Flying Shotgun, And It Actually Works
Developing a flying shotgun drone to blast Russian out the sky has proven effective for Ukraine. Here's how.
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Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Military Truck And Illegally Landing Plane On Base (Twice)
A man pled guilty to charges that he illegally landed a plane on a Navy base and stole a truck after the second landing. His motives are still unknown.
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What Makes The Lockheed U-2 One Of The Most Difficult Spy Planes To Fly
The general public remembers military aircraft because of their appearance. Pilots, on the other hand, remember certain aircraft by the way they handled.
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Joint Base Andrews Finally Brought Back Air Shows - And It Didn't Go Well
While many were able to attend and enjoy the show, several attendees - including those who paid for VIP tickets - had to be turned away at capacity.
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Lost WWII Ship USS Quincy Finally Seen Again For The First Time In Decades
The USS Quincy is one of the 20,000 ships sunk during WWII, and it's been resting out of sight since it was first discovered in 1992 — unitl now.
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Another Southeast Asian Nation Owns A Submarine Thanks To China (Here's Why It Matters)
An agreement for China to sell a submarine to U.S. ally Thailand is finally coming together after years of bargaining. Here's what that means on a global scale.
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Don't Get Too Close To Air Force One Or An Air Traffic Controller Will Embarrass You
Audio from the air traffic controller, who spoke to a Spirit Airlines flight on the runway, showed how tense things get when Air Force One is passing through.
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This Historic US Military Academy Is Closing After Almost 100 Years – Here's Why
Valley Forge Military Academy will close its doors after nearly a century. Finances didn't solely cause the shut down, more systemic issues also contributed.
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Venezuela's Military Put Its Russian Fighter Jets On Display To Intimidate Trump & The US
Venezuela recently dispatched a military display, including an array of Sukhoi Su-30 "Flanker" fighter jets, in the Caribbean amid rising tensions.
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NATO Intercepts 'Brazen' And 'Reckless' Russian Jets In Estonian Airspace
Russia sent in several MiG-31 'Foxhound' jets within Estonian airspace this past week, prompting the country and other NATO partners to discuss their options.
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How Long Does It Take An Aircraft Carrier To Cross The Pacific?
The Pacific Ocean is the largest on the planet, and the U.S. Navy has to cross it quite often, which an American aircraft carrier can do pretty quickly.
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Why China's J-20 Fighter Jet Is More Expensive Than America's F-35
China’s J-20 is pricier than America’s F-35. But why? Explore the hidden factors shaping the cost of two of the world’s most advanced fighter jets.
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The USS Nimitz's Retirement Marks The End Of The World's Most Iconic Carrier
The USS Nimitz (CVN 68) was the first in its class and has served the United States for half of a century. Being active for that long, it has seen a lot.
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Why The Air Force's B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber Is So Special Compared To Other Jets
The Air Force’s newest stealth bomber looks like the B-2, but major differences set it apart. Discover why the B-21 Raider may change modern airpower.
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How The Lockheed Constellation Made A Unique Mark On Aviation History
The Lockheed Martin Constellation was a feat for its era, earning a lasting place in the history books.
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Why China And The US Make Models Of Each Other's Tanks
The United States and China have both been spotted making models of each other's tanks and the reason is frankly chilling. Here's what we know.
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This Is The Only Commercial Jet That Gives You A Full Three-Room Suite In The Sky
The Residence is one of the most impressive luxury suites in commercial jets. It comes with three whole rooms all to yourself, and only one airline offers it.
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This UFO Survived A Hellfire Missile And No One Knows How
The Pentagon can’t explain how a UAP withstood a Hellfire missile. Lawmakers and scientists now face a puzzle that challenges current technology.
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