This Network-Enabled Smart Weapon Is One Step Closer To Action After Hitting Key Milestone
Precision-guided weapons, such as missiles or rockets, can be wildly inaccurate when subjected to GPS jamming by opposition forces
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Hanwha's Deep Strike Missile System To Get Anti-Jamming GPS Upgrade For NATO
Precision weapons rely on electronics and GPS capabilities to stay on course, but electronic jamming can send the, off-course.
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10 Of The Most Advanced Nuclear Submarines In The World
Nuclear-powered submarines use some of the most advanced military technology in the world. These are the ones that are a cut above all the rest.
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P-51 Mustang Top Speed: How Fast Could The Fighter Plane Go & How Much HP Did It Have?
The power and speed of the iconic P-51 Mustang made it one of the most revered fighter jets in World War II. It even had a life beyond the war in air races.
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The US Has A New Naval Destroyer With An Impressive Missile Detection System - Here's How It Works
The United States Navy has a new destroyer with a high-tech missile detection system. Here's what it is, and how the system works.
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Here's Why Boeing Discontinued The C-17 Globemaster III Military Cargo Aircraft
The C-17 has a reputation as a versatile aircraft that has played a part in a wide range of transport missions for troops, cargo, and medical evacuation.
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MH-60 Seahawk: What Makes The US Navy's Black Hawk Cousin Unique
The Black Hawk helicopter is one of the most well-known United States military aircraft, but have you heard of its cousin, the MH-60 Seahawk?
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How A $100M Submarine 'Sank' A $6B US Nuclear Supercarrier
A quiet Swedish submarine embarrassed the U.S. Navy’s most formidable ship — and revealed why old-school diesel power still has a place in modern warfare.
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Legendary Cold War Spy Plane Back On Display After Almost 20 Years
After 20 years, the legendary Cold War plane that doubled as an interceptor and a spy plane is back on display. Here's what you need to know.
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Why Do Black Hawk Helicopters Keep Crashing?
Black hawk helicopters have been involved in some notable crashes of late, so you might be wondering why they crash so often. Here's what you need to know.
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This Is The Most Difficult US Navy Jet To Land On An Aircraft Carrier, According To Aviators
Landing a plane on an aircraft carrier is hard, especially if you're flying the jet aviators have declared the most difficult to set down on a carrier.
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Japan Is Putting American Missiles On Its Destroyers - Here's How They Work & What They're For
As part of an ongoing effort to increase its defense strategy, Japan will be adding American-designed missiles to its Destroyers. Here's what you need to know.
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This Submarine Sank Over 100 Years Ago – Here's How It Was Finally Found
A Navy wreck from World War I was officially discovered this year, despite technically being found before. Here's how modern teams located it.
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How Many Fighter Jets Can A US Aircraft Carrier Hold?
Aircraft carriers are the most formidable ships ever created and changed the face of military combat, but how many jets can their decks actually hold?
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USS United States: All About The US Navy's Canceled Nuclear Supercarrier
After World War II, the U.S. Navy was looking for ways to expand its capabilities at sea. The USS United States had potential but was ultimately cancelled.
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The T-7 Fighter Jet Era Is Coming Fast – Here's How The US Air Force Is Preparing
The US Air Force has been training its pilots with aircraft from the 60's. Now, it's getting ready to upgrade to the T-7 fighter jet to modernize learning.
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What Aircraft Could Replace The Navy's T-45 Goshawk Jet Trainer?
The U.S. Navy plans to replace its long-lived T-45 Goshawk trainer with a newer model. Here's a quick rundown of some of the planes in contention for the honor.
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The Quietest Plane Ever Built Is So Silent, You Wouldn't Hear It Flying Over Your Head
During the Vietnam War, an plane was made that was so quiet, you wouldn't even realize it was flying over your head. Only 11 were made and they're rare now.
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Do Fighter Pilots Always Fly The Same Jet?
While fighter pilots often stick to the same airframe throughout their careers, some specialized pilots may stick to one aircraft for prolonged periods of time.
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This Is The Only Military Base In The World That Will Let You Drive Across Its Runway
Military air bases around the world don't let just anyone through the gates and generally driving on the runway is prohibited for safety reasons.
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Germany Will Not Allow Stationed US Military Personal To Import This Truck Due To Safety Regulations
The U.S. government can cover the cost of sending a vehicle overseas if a service member wants to bring it, but one type of truck is not allowed in Germany.
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Maryland's Air Guard Officially Has No Planes To Do The Job
The A-10 Thunderbolt II has been serving in the Maryland Air National Guard since 1979, flying both domestically and overseas in places like Bosnia.
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The US Navy Is Repairing Freedom-Class Combat Ships At Sea Now (And Here's Why It Matters)
The Freedom-class LCS isn't a large warship like the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier, designed to stay near the coast while on deployment.
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Ukraine's New Fighter Jets Will Be More Technologically Advanced Than Its Current Fleet
Ukraine looks to be getting a big boost to its aerial warfare capabilities soon, with new planes from its allies bolstering the nation's fleet of fighters.
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Why A No-Fly Zone Over Ukraine Would Mean Complications For The West
The war in Ukraine and the prodigious use of drones in that war could make enforcing a no-fly zone very complicated. Here's what you need to know.
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The Largest Military Aircraft Ever Will Be Big Enough To Transport Fighter & Helicopter Squadrons
Big planes are nothing new, but a Colorado startup unveiled plans for a 109-meter long cargo plane that can carry fully assembled fighters and helicopters.
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The US Navy's Next Nuclear Supercarrier Just Took A Big Leap Forward
The second Ford-class aircraft carrier, the USS John F. Kennedy, experienced some delays in construction. However, it's now nearing completion.
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