The US Air Force Jammed Two Broken F-35s Into A Single Working Fighter
The F-35 is one of the most expensive pieces of equipment ever, so the U.S. Air Force decided to salvage two damaged planes instead of buying new ones.
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Can You Check Your Laptop On A Plane? Here's What TSA Has To Say
If you need to bring your laptop on your next trip, but want to lessen the weight of your carry-on bag, here's what you need to know about checking it.
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What Makes The Windshield Of An SR-71 Blackbird Jet So Special?
The SR-71 Blackbird has several features that make it unique, one of which is a windshield that's specially made for the craft's operation.
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Yes, There Is A Military Helicopter With Ejection Seats - Here's How It Works
You might not expect a military helicopter to support ejection seats for obvious reasons, but there's a real working example of one in service now.
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Which Jet Engines Are Made By General Electric? Here's What You Need To Know
General Electric may be a name you know for appliances, but the manufacturer has a long history creating jet engines for commercial and military use.
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Why Are Most Military Submarines Painted Black?
The choice of a submarine's color might seem random, but it's far from that. There are several practical reasons to paint a submarine black.
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Patriot Guard Riders: The Motorcycle Group That Protects Military Funerals
Not all motorcycle clubs have a reputation for danger, some, like the Patriot Guard Riders, even protect military funerals and other fallen heroes.
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Air Force One: 12 Amazing Facts And Features Of The Presidential Aircraft
Air Force One is a symbol of American strength, and this is the story behind it and its many features.
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What Kind Of Swiss Army Knife Did MacGyver Use?
MacGyver's trusty pocket knife saved the day in numerous episodes across the entire seven seasons and the 2016 reboot.
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Turbojet Vs. Turbofan: What's The Difference Between These Jet Engines?
Although turbojet and turbofan jet engines are similar, the things that set them apart make them very different. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Jet Squawking? (And How Does It Work?)
To most laymen, the term squawking conjures mental images of jets twittering through the air like a songbird.
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Why The US Navy Has Banned The Use Of DeepSeek AI
Despite its advanced nature, DeekSeek AI has been banned by the United States Navy for very good reasons. Here's everything we know about it.
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Diesel + Tech: How The US Army's Next-Gen Hybrid Tactical Vehicle Brings The Power
Even the United States Army is embracing hybrid technology with their super silent next-gen hybrid. Here's what you need to know about the vehicle.
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How Fast Can Air Force One Fly Across The US?
Air Force One is the plane that carriers the President on the United States. Here's how fast the president's primary plane can get across the country.
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Why Do Military Submarines Use Red Lights?
Military submarines use red light instead of fluorescent or other light types for specific, scientific reasons. Here's everything you need to know.
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3 Things You May Not Know Cummins Makes For The Military
With more than 100 years in business, Cummins supplies mechanical components of all kinds, including some that get tapped for military uses.
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What Does GI Stand For In The Military?
American soldiers are widely known as G.I.s -- but where did this name come from? And how did it get attached to a wide variety of pop-culture uses?
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How Many Gs Does A Fighter Jet Pull? (And How Much Can A Pilot Handle?)
Fighter jets go amazingly fast. How many times the force of gravity does that speed translate to? And what can those planes' pilots withstand?
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7 Ways To Use The Fish Scaler On Your Swiss Army Knife
Even if you aren't a fisherman, you might be surprised, that there are several handy ways to use the fish scaler tool on your Swiss Army Knife.
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No, Joining The US Army Doesn't Get You A Dodge Hellcat (The Viral Meme Explained)
Users on social media platforms have been making jokes that joining the U.S. Army will get you a Dodge Hellcat. Here's the viral meme explained.
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Does The US Air Force Have Its Own TOPGUN School?
You might wonder if the Navy is the sole occupant of the highway to the danger zone. Here are the other armed forces that have their own TOPGUN schools.
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Why Boeing's New Air Force One Planes Are More Than $2 Billion Over Budget
Air Force One is a one of the most popular planes in the world. However, when the budget for two new ones goes over $2 billion, it may raise a few questions.
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Executive One Foxtrot: What The Call Sign Means & Whether Air Force One Would Use It
Air Force One is whatever military plane the president is on, not a particular airplane. So what does it mean when a plane is called "Executive One Foxtrot"?
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5 Of The Fastest Military Helicopters, Ranked By Top Speed
Military forces around the world have taken advantage of emerging engine and aerodynamics technology to build these fast and fearsome helicopters.
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How Does The US Military Deal With Drones On The Battlefield?
In response to the emerging threat from drones, the U.S. military is using new tactics and training to mount a defense from these small but dangerous aircraft.
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The Fascinating History Of The US Navy's Real-Life TOPGUN School
Tom Cruise doesn't have anything to do with it, but the Navy flight school featured in the "Top Gun" movies really exists. Here are the facts behind the films.
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Who Names US Navy Ships?
The U.S. Navy has used standard naming conventions for its ships and sumbarines since it was established in 1775, but who chooses the names for Navy vessels?
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