This Is The Most Lethal US Warship Currently In Service
The United States Navy utilizes hundreds of warships, from submarines to destroyers to aircraft carriers, that each wield an immense amount of power.
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5 Legendary US Fighter Jets That Are Being Retired In The Next 5 Years
The U.S. military typically employs its various fighter jet models for decades, but every so often, the time comes when something needs to be replaced.
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How Many Humvees Can The Largest US Military Cargo Plane Hold?
Humvees are essential pieces of equipment, so it's vital that the U.S. military can ship a lot of them when needed. Here's how many fit into the largest plane.
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5 1970s Fighter Jets That Are Still In Service
It's really hard to get a new fighter jet design off the ground. Given design challenges and costs it involves, it's amazing these ones have lasted so long.
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The SR-71 Blackbird Can't Use Just Any Jet Fuel – Here's Why (And What It Uses Instead)
The SR-71 Blackbird was the fastest spy plane in the U.S. military's service, exceeding 2,000 miles per hour. It could also reach an altitude of 85,000 feet.
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US Navy Techs Forced To Salvage Parts From Their Own Subs & Fighter Jets
The U.S. Navy operates some of the most advanced and lethal submarines and fighter jets in the world, including the Virginia-class subs and F-35 Lightning II.
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Do Captains Really Go Down With Their Ships? The History Behind The Tradition
The notion that a captain must go down with their ship is a romantic one, but it's not entirely true, but there are some truths (and law) behind the concept.
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Laser-Equipped Backpack Drones Are Taking On One Of The US Army's Most Dangerous Jobs
Laser-painting targets, is one of the most dangerous jobs in the United States military. However, laser-equipped backpack drones might mitigate the risk.
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Space Force's ATLAS Space Domain Awareness Software Is Working - Here's What It's For
The ATLAS software replaces a troublesome legacy suite to help the U.S. monitor satellites and debris in space and improve situational awareness.
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Who Makes Mil Helicopters And Where Are They Produced?
Mil has a storied history, and has made some of the most iconic and record breaking helicopters in the history of military aviation.
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General Atomics' Next-Gen Railgun Is Designed To Blast Missiles Out Of The Sky
Unlike missile systems, railguns rely on an electromagnetic current and kinetic energy to operate, shooting out a projectile up to speeds that exceed Mach 6.
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The Next Wave Of Military Drones Could Be Mosquito-Sized And Stealthy
Defense developers are creating micro drones that can fly undetected, provide real-time intelligence, and potentially take on new roles in future conflicts.
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Aircraft Carriers Are Massive, But They Can Still Hide From The Enemy - Here's How
Aircraft carriers are impressive in size but they can still hide from the enemy when necessary. Here's everything they have to do to stay out of sight.
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Sorry Mr. President, But You're About To Make Aircraft Carriers Worse
President Trump caused a stir when he suggested aircraft carriers return to using steam catapults. Here's why that's way more complex than it sounds.
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Who Makes Gripen Jets And Where Are They Produced?
Gripen comes from the English word griffin, a mythical creature with an eagle's head, claws, and wings but the body of a lion, representing a powerful force.
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Sierra Nevada's Battery Revolving Adaptive Weapons Launcher May Be The Future Of Missile Defense
Sierra Nevada has developed a simple but effective air defense system that a single person can set up and break down in minutes. Here's what we know.
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Fighter Jet Pilots Do Something Unexpected While Flying Through Alaska In The Winter Months
Fighter pilots have to consider many different scenarios before and during their missions, including the possibility of ejecting from their aircraft.
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The Army Is Developing A New System To Collect Drinking Water From Thin Air
Getting clean water to soldiers in far-flung places isn't easy for the US military, but a new technology partnership could make it easy for the Army.
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This Military Jet Set A World Record That Hasn't Been Broken In Half A Century
The U.S. Air Force flew a reconnaissance jet from the mid-'60s through 1990 that set a few long-standing speed and altitude records early in its service life.
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The Military Fired Live Munitions Over A California Freeway, And Drivers Are Not Happy
A military celebration soured when live ammunition accidentally exploded over a California freeway. Here's how things went wrong with the event.
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Divers Discover 2,000-Year-Old Shipwreck With Its Tableware Still In Place
There are an estimated 3 million undiscovered shipwrecks lining the sea floor. In June 2025, divers discovered a 2,000-year-old wreck in Turkey.
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China Has A New Laser Weapon It Claims Beats The US Navy's - Here's What It's For
As drones get more prolific on the battlefield, technology is being developed to counter it. Now, China is touting a new laser weapon system for this purpose.
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Why Is Boeing (Not Lockheed Martin) Building The F-47 Stealth Fighter?
Despite being plagued by a rash of disasters and safety concerns over the past several years, Boeing was awarded the F-47 fighter jet contract.
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These Five US Air Force Bases May Soon Be Home To Private Data Centers
Residents in these fives states might be seeing their utility bills increase if the U.S. Air Force goes ahead with a proposed land leasing deal.
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This Chinese Farmer Has A Unique Hobby – He Built A Working Submarine
Some people collect items for a hobby while others like to learn a new skill or construct models. This Chinese farmer prefers building submarines.
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The US Is Still Sending B-1 Bombers Out: What's The Difference Between Those And B-2 Bombers?
Even though the US has the capability to deploy the newer B-2 Bomber, it is still sending out B-1s. What's the difference in capabilities between the two?
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How Dangerous Is A Cracked Windshield On A Plane & Can It Cause An Emergency Landing?
There have been several occurrences of airplane windshields cracking in midair. Whether it causes an emergency landing, however, depends on a few factors.
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