Which Military Has The Most F-15 Fighter Jets?
The F-15 Eagle fighter jet has been in service for the U.S. Air Force since 1976, but it's not the only nation that operates this legendary aircraft.
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When Was The First Transatlantic Passenger Flight And How Long Did It Take?
Before jets shrank the Atlantic to hours, one glamorous aircraft made history. Find out how it carried its first paying passengers across the ocean.
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Aircraft Carrier Vs Cruise Ship Size: Which Is The More Massive Boat?
While the latest aircraft carriers are undoubtedly huge, the largest cruise ships are even bigger, both in gross tonnage and overall dimensions.
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J-20 Top Speed: How Fast Is China's Jet Compared To The F-22 Raptor?
China is hard at work developing the J-20, its own fifth-generation fighter jet. It's hard not to compare it to America's F-22 Raptor, so how do they compare?
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Here's What We Know About The US Space Force's Concept Orbital Aircraft Carrier
The United States Space Force is working with a startup to produce an orbital aircraft carrier that could be part of its response to orbital crises.
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5 Of The Worst Fighter Planes To Fly In World War 2
World War II fielded some of the first iconic fighter jets in military history. It also saw the arrival of some profound early failures in aviation design.
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Why Navy Ships Zig-Zagged To Avoid Submarines In WW2
Naval vessels often employ multiple strategies to combat enemy ships, but zigzagging might be one of the weirdest. However, it was a solid maneuver.
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Are China's Aircraft Carriers Nuclear-Powered?
China's PLA Navy now has three aircraft carriers, more than any other nation aside from the U.S. Are any of its carriers nuclear-powered, though?
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What Was Japan's First Fighter Jet After WW2?
After World War II, Japan focused strictly on defense and needed fighter jets precisely for that. Its first fighter jet didn't come about until the '70s.
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Why The AV-8 Harrier Was One Of The Hardest Fighter Jets To Fly
Even for seasoned pilots, the AV-8 Harrier is said to be one of the hardest military fighter jets to fly, but why? Here's everything you need to know.
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Which Country Has The Most Active Military Satellites?
There are thousands of satellites in Earth's orbit that enable reliable communication, provide vital internet services, and accomplish tasks for the military.
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What Would Happen If China Sinks A US Aircraft Carrier?
Foreign nations rarely attack aircraft carriers unprovoked, but it's always a possibility officials have to keep in mind. Here's what would likely happen.
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Why Did WW2 Bombers Fly In Formation?
There's a reason why World War II bombers fly in formation, and it all has to do with efficiency. Here's how the arrangements work and what they're called.
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Here's Why The Boeing E4 Doomsday Plane Has That Weird-Looking Hump On Top
The E-4 Doomsday plane’s unusual extra hump plays a critical role during national emergencies, making the aircraft far more than a modified Boeing 747.
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This Is The Smallest Aircraft Carrier In The World
America has the most aircraft carriers in the world, but it isn't the owner of the smallest carrier. That distinction goes to Thailand, instead.
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Here's Why Navy SEALs Wear Rolex Watches
Rolex is typically seen a luxury watch brand, but it is also notoriously used by the United States Navy SEALs. Here's why they use this watch in particular.
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This Decommissioned CIA Spy Plane Was The Only One Faster Than The SR-71 Blackbird
When you think about the fastest U.S. Air Force jet, you likely think about the SR-71 Blackbird spy plane, but you would be wrong, as there was one faster.
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Where Are Boeing's AH-64 Apache Helicopters Made?
The Boeing AH-64 Apache features in the militaries of several countries around the world, so it's appropriate that its production is also a global affair.
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Armored Coffin: What Made Russia's T-35 One Of The Worst Tanks Ever Made
The Soviet T-35 was a massive, multi-turreted mechanical monster, but it was also slow, prone to mechanical failure, and was ineffective on the battlefield.
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How Big Is The Crew On A US Destroyer Ship?
The US military has two classes of destroyers: the Arleigh Burke-class and the Zumwalt-class. How many people are needed to crew them, and what do they all do?
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F135 Turbofan: The Incredible Engine Powering The F-35
All three F-35 fighter variants are powered by Pratt & Whitney's F135 turbofan engine, and it's upgradeable tech will keep it in the jets for years to come.
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This Country Has The Largest Air Force In The World (And It's Not Even Close)
The largest air force in the world ultimately won't be surprising, though the sheer number of aircraft compared to other countries' militaries is staggering.
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Where Are Boeing's Chinook Helicopters Made?
Boeing's Chinook helicopter is a very recognizable part of the U.S. Army's fleet, but where exactly does Boeing make these signature choppers?
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This Well-Known Airline Skips Row 13 - Here's Why
Certain airlines choose to skip row 13 on some planes. While confusing, this can be a good thing for some passengers. Here's why.
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Why Diesel-Electric Subs Pose A Threat To The US Navy
No matter how strong the US may claim its Navy to be, so long as the underestimated diesel-electric sub is in use, there will always be a surprising threat.
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Does China Have More Military Power Than The US? Here's How They Compare
As China emerges and continues to grow in its role as a world power, discover how its military compares to the United States in terms of capabilities.
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No, China Doesn't Have More Fighter Jets Than The US (But It's Close)
The United States still has a bigger fighter jet fleet than China. But China aims to achieve full military modernization by 2027, and it's catching up.
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