Can Fighter Jets Hover In Place? Here's What You Need To Know
You might be surprised to know how many fighter jets can hover and the mechanisms by which they can do it.
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10 Of The Biggest Military Submarines Ever Made
A look at the sheer scale, history, and evolution of 10 of the biggest military submarines ever made, from early experiments to nuclear giants.
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10 Of The Strangest Military Helicopters Ever Made
These days, most helicopters seem to follow similar design trends. However, over the years, different experimental designs have actually gotten pretty strange.
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How Many Submarines Does The US Navy Build Per Year?
Submarines are a crucial part of the US Navy, but how many are produced by the country each year, and will that number increase or decrease in coming years?
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Do Private Jets Crash More Often Than Commercial Aircraft?
Despite some highly-publicized recent accidents, flying is still one of the safest ways to travel, but are private planes more dangerous than airliners?
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How Fast Do The Blue Angels Fly? A Look At Their Top Speed
The Blue Angels have a long history of service with the U.S. Navy, having been established back in 1946. Here's a look at the top speed that they can fly.
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A-4 Skyhawk Top Speed: How Fast Is The Fighter Jet?
The A-4 Skywalk was a lightweight beast when it was introduced in the 1950s. Here's its top speed, which even set a world record for class C aircraft.
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What Is A SMART Missile & How Do They Work?
India is innovating in naval defense with its SMART missile and torpedo system, which launches a missile from shore, but then deploys a torpedo into the sea.
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Are Fighter Jets Faster Than Bullets? How Their Top Speeds Compare
'Faster than a speeding bullet' is something we've all probably heard before. But does it ring true even when compared against fighter jets?
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The Sky's The Limit: 9 Celebrities Who Know How To Fly A Plane
While many wealthy celebrities fly around via private charter or own their own jet, only a select few are actually capable of flying themselves.
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10 Of The Worst Military Accidents Involving Nuclear Weapons Throughout History
Nuclear weapons can produce some of the most devastating destruction of any device ever created by humankind -- so what happens when someone makes a mistake?
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How The US Air Force's Successor To The MQ-9 Reaper Moves Military Drones Into The Future
The MQ-9 Reaper has served the U.S. admirably, and its run hasn't ended yet. But already its successor has been introduced, in two distinct forms.
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China's Newly Commissioned Next-Gen Naval Warship Is The First Of Its Kind
When China's navy commissioned a new-generation frigate with stealth capabilities in January, it showed off increased capability in its naval race with the U.S.
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4 Of The Smallest Ships In The US Navy
When you think of the U.S. Navy, its mighty aircraft carriers may be the first ships that leap to mind. But some good Navy things come in small packages.
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How Long Can A Military Submarine Stay Underwater?
Military submarines are out there, lurking under the water, ready for action, but how long can they stay down there? It's longer than you might think.
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Why Does One Jet Always Fly Behind The Blue Angels?
If you’ve ever watched the Blue Angels perform, you may have noticed one of them flying out of formation. We examine the reasons for that extra jet.
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A Brief History Of The Swiss Army Knife: The World's Most Recognizable Multi-Tool
Swiss Army knives are popular multitools that have seen wide adoption from fictional TV heroes to actual military use. Here's how they came into being.
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Can You Bring Bluetooth Speakers On A Plane? Here's What TSA Says
There are many ways to keep yourself entertained on a long-haul flight, but Bluetooth speakers may not be your best option.
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Why Are Military Flashlights Angled?
The U.S. military has been using a series of flashlights with right-angled heads for more than 80 years. Here's the reason behind this quirky design.
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Yamaha AR195 Vs. Scarab 195 SE: What's The Difference Between These Jet Boats?
If you're looking for a sleek, eight-person boat to take out on the water, here's a quick comparison between the Yamaha AR195 and the Scarab 195 SE.
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Can You Bring Power Tools On A Plane? Here's What The TSA Says
Does the TSA allow power tools as carry-on items for flights? It's possible to take the equipment with you, but there's a few considerations to know.
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6 Civilian Car Models Used By The Military
Military forces around the world often use the same vehicles sold to civilians. Here are some cars available to ordinary buyers that have a military pedigree.
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How Do Jet Engines Work In The Rain?
Jet engines operate by setting fire to fuel. So when it's rainy out, how is it that jets can still fly? Why doesn't the rain put out the fire?
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What Causes Plane Engine Fires, And How Common Are They?
How likely are you to look out your airplane window and see a jet engine on fire? And how alarmed should you be if you see that this has happened?
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Does Air Force One Fly With Fighter Jets?
Air Force One carries the world's most powerful person, so how is the plane defended in the air?Does it rely on an escort of powerful fighter jets?
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How Did Dog Tags Get Their Name In The Military? (And Are They Still Used?)
Dog tags are an essential piece of military equipment to identify fallen servicemembers. Here's a brief history of their implementation.
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What Does It Mean To Flare An Aircraft? (And How Is It Relevant To The Delta Crash?)
Plane landings are arguably one of the hardest parts of flight to master, and the flare is an important component to producing smooth landings.
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