Here's What The US Air Force's Brand-New Doomsday Jet Should Be Able To Do
While the United States has several bunkers in case of an apocalyptic scenario, there is also a flying equivalent known as the "Doomsday plane."
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The History Of The Jet Age: From 1939 To 2024
The Jet Age began in 1939 and paved the way for jet turbine engines and commercial aircraft that forever changed the world. Here's the story.
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The U.S Army Just Unveiled The Newest Version Of Its Combat-Tested Bradley IFV
The M2 Bradley IFV has been a mainstay of United States ground forces for decades. Here is what the newest iteration of the combat vehicle will bring.
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USS Gerald R. Ford Vs. Chinese Aircraft Carrier Liaoning: How Do They Compare?
The USS Gerald R. Ford is the largest warship ever built at over 1,000 feet long. Here's how it compares to the Chinese aircraft carrier, Liaoning.
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Why Russia Still Uses Armored Military Trains Today
Russia has a long history of using trains for military purposes, and this practice can be traced back to the Russo-Japanese War.
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Operation Bolo: The Story Of A High Stakes Fighter Jet Dog-Fight
Operation Bolo was a brilliant success for the U.S. but also an important change in the overall air war in Vietnam.
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Here's What The Navy's New CMV-22B Osprey Can Do
The Navy has a new CMV-22B Osprey coming into service very soon. It's a VTOL aircraft with long range which makes it perfect for its designated mission.
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What Are Tiltrotor Aircraft, And How Do They Fly?
Although the transforming nature of tiltrotor aircraft seems ripped straight out of a sci-fi flick, the development of the technology started in the 1950s.
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Here's What The New Typhon Missile System That The U.S Army Just Sent To The Philippines Can Do
Typhon's arrival affirms the U.S. military's active role in the region's dynamics, particularly concerning China
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The British Navy Will Use Lasers To Zap Drones Out Of The Sky: Here's How
Instead of using expensive ordinance to shoot down missiles, what if we used a futuristic laser instead? That's what the British Navy is working on.
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Here's What 'Military Grade' Really Means
Manufacturers employ the phrase because they know it makes a product stand out, but what is its real significance? And who in the military graded it?
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What Is The Oldest Military Tank Still In Service?
Just because technology is old doesn't mean it needs to be retired, as is the case with this particular tank.
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Here's How Massive Navy Ships Actually Float
Navy ships are massive, with the largest U.S. ship, the USS Gerald R. Ford, weighing 90,000 tons. Here's how these behemoths actually stay afloat.
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How A U.S. Fighter Jet Shot Itself Out Of The Sky
Amazingly, the blistering speeds of modern fighting jets can reach such high speeds that they can outpace their own ordnance. This F-14 did just that.
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The Top 3 Things The Pilot Wishes Every Commercial Airline Passenger Would Do
We sat down with retired Captain Richard Levy, an international pilot with 41 years of experience and asked him what he wished passengers did more often.
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Is The Curtiss Goupil Duck The Ugliest Aircraft In History?
The fame (or infamy) of being the ugliest aircraft in history might be owned by the Curtiss Goupil Duck, but it is surely in good company.
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The 4 Best Commercial Aircraft To Fly, According To A Veteran Pilot
When it comes to being an expert commercial pilot, captains like Richard Levy (retired) have found their preferences in aircraft over many years of flying.
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What Are Military Grade Laptops And Should You Buy One?
Military grade laptops are designed and produced to withstand the elements in a variety of tougher situations. But does that mean you shouldn't buy one?
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How The US Navy Used WWI Ghost Ships To Practice Bombing
Crewless remotely-controlled military ships might seem like a pretty modern innovation, but you might be surprised to learn they were used in the 1920s.
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F-35 Lightning II Vs A-10 Warthog: Which Is The Better Close-Air Support Aircraft?
The A-10 Thunderbolt II is one of the most iconic airplanes still in use. How does it compare to the F-35 Lightning II in a close support role?
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What Is The Oldest Passenger Jet Still In Service?
Most planes you travel on were probably not built last week. Many of them are over a decade old. None are quite as long-in-the-tooth as this one, though.
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5 Ways The Concorde Jet Was Way Ahead Of Its Time
As a project that quickly set the bar high in the sky for commercial travel, this iconic jet taught many lessons we can still learn from today.
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Every American Aircraft That Can Carry Tactical Nuclear Bombs
Only a handful of aircraft have been certified by the United States to carry tactical nuclear weapons -- let's take a look at what they are capable of.
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5 Questions To Ask When Choosing Your First Plane
Choosing your first plane is a huge and costly undertaking. To make sure it's the right one for you, here are a few things to consider before taking the leap.
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15 Best Military Tanks In The World In 2023
Military drones have been a staple of warfare for over a century. Here are the 10 best drones that can be found in modern militaries around the world in 2024.
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Here's What The Army's New 'Iron Fist' Active Protection System On The M2 Bradley Can Do
The U.S. military is ready to add the Iron Fist defense system to a select group of M2 Bradleys. Here's how the system works and why it's important.
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The Biggest Strengths And Weaknesses Of The F-35 Fighter Jet
The F-35 is part of the latest generation 5 fighter jets and has advanced stealth technology, but the $1.7 trillion program has recently been under fire.
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