The US Army Is Buying 30 Tons Of Powdered Sugar (And It's Not For Donuts)
You may think that if the United States Army is buying 30 tons of powdered sugar, then it's for food. However, it's for something completely different.
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The Midway-Class Aircraft Carriers Were Pivotal For The US Navy (Here's Why)
The Midway-class aircraft carrier was instrumental in American naval operations around the world spanning from the end of WWII into the 1990s.
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The Blackhawk Helicopter Now Has An Autonomous Clone - Here's What We Know About The Aircraft
While Blackhawk helicopters have lingered in modern military cavalries for decades, this new iteration doesn't require a manned crew to accomplish missions.
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These Iconic US Navy Ships Are Set To Be Decommissioned In 2026
The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier has made headlines for its planned retirement, but several other U.S. Navy ships are set to be decommissioned in 2026.
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The US Army's HIMARS Missile Program Just Hit A Major Milestone
The United States military has been using long-range missiles for decades and the country's wheeled HIMARS launchers are getting a much-needed update.
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The Future Of Military Long-Range Firepower: How LRMPs Are Getting More Technologically Advanced
LRMP's are a new kind of artillery shell that works with existing equipment but flies extremely far and can maneuver in flight. Here's what we know.
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The Military Version Of Starlink Is Causing Problems For Civilian Satellites
The military's equivalent of Starlink, which allows for troops to remain in contact, is now disrupting other satellites, as discovered by a civilian tracker.
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13 Of The Best-Looking WW2 Aircraft
During WWII, engineers produced some of the most iconic aircraft in history. From sleek fighters to hulking steel beasts -- these were the best looking.
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NASA Found A Secret 100-Foot Deep Military Base In Greenland - Here's What It Was Used For
Beneath Greenland’s frozen surface lies a Cold War mystery uncovered by NASA scientists. Here’s how a forgotten military project resurfaced.
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Do US Navy Sailors Always Serve On The Same Ship?
With so many sailors in the United States Navy, is it possible for them to serve aboard the same ship their entire career? Here's what we know.
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How Mexico's Air Force Is Modernizing Its Fleet With A C-130J Super Hercules
The Mexican air force added a new C-130J Hercules transport plane to its fleet. Here are all the modernizations that came with the new airplane.
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How Long Can The E-4B Doomsday Plane Stay Airborne?
Built for endurance and equipped with impressive tech, the E-4B “Doomsday Plane” pushes the limits of air power. But how long can it actually stay in the air?
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The J-10 Fighter Is China's Answer To The F-16 – Here's How The Two Jets Stack Up
China doesn't have to rely on foreign manufacturers now that it has it's own J-10 fighter jet, but how does it stack up to its biggest contender, the F-16?
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The 300th Rafale Has Been Completed - Here's What To Know About The Dassault Fighter Jet
French company, Dassault Aviation, has announced the completion of the 300th Rafale fighter jet. Here's what you need to know about the versatile aircraft.
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Today's US Navy Could Learn A Lesson From The Era Of Essex-Class Aircraft Carriers
The Essex-class aircraft carrier came about during World War II and was one of the first class of carriers to be outfitted with the angled flight deck.
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China Has One Crucial Advantage Over American Aircraft Carriers
China’s new carriers can’t outmatch America’s — but they don’t need to. A hidden system on land gives it the upper hand in a potential clash at sea.
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This Advanced Nuclear Submarine Is Set To Join The US Navy's Fleet Soon After Successful Testing
America’s dominance beneath the waves grows as its newest nuclear submarine completed its initial sea trials and prepares for active deployment.
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Germany Just Ordered 20 Of The World's Most Advanced Jets – Here's What They Can Do
Germany recently announced plans to invest more in its military. Now, the German government just put in an order for 20 of the world's best fighter jets.
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A Tiny Sub 'Sank' A $4.5B American Aircraft Carrier, And Here's Why It Mattered To The US Navy
The U.S. Navy regularly conducts training exercises to simulate and prepare for combat. In 2015, a tiny sub "sank" one of its aircraft carriers in a drill.
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Aleksandr Shabalin: What We Know About Russia's Ropucha-Class Landing Ship
The Aleksandr Shabalin is a Ropucha-class landing ship that entered service in 1985 and has served in the Soviet and Russian Navy ever since.
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Germany Is Counting On This Tech To Solve Its Drone Problem
Germany is stepping up its counter-drone strategy, deploying cutting-edge air-defense tech and coordinated efforts between military and police forces.
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Colombia Is Seeking To Modernize Its Air Force With These Jets And Weapons
Colombia's air force has been flying Israeli Kfir jets since the 1970s, but recently struck a major deal to update its fighter fleet and weaponry.
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F-16 Vs F-22: Why The Faster Jet Isn't Always The Better One
The F-16 Falcon is an older fighter jet that many countries still use while the F-22 Raptor is its successor, with stealth capabilities and a faster top speed.
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This Microwave Weapon Just Wiped Out 49 Drones, Proving The Warfare Tech's Worth In Future Battles
We might think of microwaves as residing in the kitchen, but they can be used for military applications. One weapon using the tech just countered 49 drones.
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K-22 Nuclear Reactors Are Coming - Here's What To Know About France's Future Aircraft Carrier Tech
Aside from the United States, France is the only other country to have a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier. However, it only has one compared to America's 11.
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USS Illinois: Why The Doomed Iowa-Class Battleship Was Never Deployed
The USS Illinois was supposed to be the fifth of the U.S. Navy's WWII-era Iowa-class battleships, but it never joined its siblings at sea. Here's why.
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The US Navy Is Modernizing Its Arleigh Burke Destroyers, And This One Just Passed A Major Test
Trials of the USS Ted Stevens, conducted by Huntington Ingalls Industries, showed that the ship met all mechanical, electrical, and combat-system requirements.
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