What Tech Keeps Military Submarines In Service & What Do The Crews Do All Day?
Submarines are an important part of America's maritime military force, and the technology that goes into them is impressive and complex.
Read MoreSubmarines are an important part of America's maritime military force, and the technology that goes into them is impressive and complex.
Read MoreBoth Ramjet and Scramjet technologies are pushing the boundaries of hypersonic flight, though there is a slight difference between each method of propulsion.
Read MoreAircraft carriers have been a crucial element in combat since they were invented, but they didn't see combat against each other until later.
Read MoreThere are still a few naval ships out there that were first built more than 50 years ago in military service today.
Read MoreThese powerhouse military planes handle the logistics and other tasks for many militaries around the world, each of which are powered by four massive engines.
Read MoreThe MiG-28 jet from "Top Gun" may not be a real craft, but it's inspired by and built from two iconic fighters that are even still used today.
Read MoreDrone technology is changing combat in major ways, and that includes how high they can fly since there's no human piloting them. How high up can they go?
Read MoreThe U.S. military employs several key drone models for all of its wartime needs, all of which are capable of surprisingly potent operational ranges.
Read MoreEven though the United States has the most aircraft carriers in the world, people are constantly talking of a shortage. Here's the truth behind it.
Read MoreThe U.S. Air Force has some of the most technologically advanced fighter jets in the world, each packed with plenty of equipment for any mission or objective.
Read MoreA single submarine managed to "sink" a top-tier US aircraft carrier during simulated war games. Here's how the sub managed a victory despite being outclassed.
Read MoreWorf from "Star Trek" is an iconic sci-fi personality that flies in a giant spaceship, but the real actor behind the character flies military jets.
Read MoreThe engines propelling commercial jets are some of the most capable powerplants in the world. Here are some of the most powerful currently flying today.
Read MoreA viral video purports that Elon Musk and SpaceX are working on a "UFO fighter jet," but the source reporting on this story is suspicious at best.
Read MoreThe incredibly rare run of the Lamborghini Reventon would serve to inspire the automaker, but the car itself drew its inspiration from an iconic American jet.
Read MoreOdd-looking airplanes may still be able to fly. These five have odd-looking wings, no wings at all, or strangely shaped bodies -- but they still worked.
Read MoreAircraft carriers bring U.S. military airpower all over the world, providing a mobile base of operations wherever needed. But accidents happen, even on board.
Read MoreThe F-18 Super Hornet will be the most advanced fighter taking to the skies for the U.S. military once its delivered. Here's how much it'll cost.
Read MoreYou probably know about the F-14 Tomcat from its appearances in the Top Gun franchise, but the fighter jet has been retired for almost 20 years. Here's why.
Read MoreThe timing of the Vietnam War perfectly coincided with advancements in air infantry, paving the way for several notable aircraft innovations.
Read MoreIn the modern era of military warfare drones are becoming a more important part of the equation, with the Switchblade 600 serving the U.S. Army.
Read MoreMuch of the United States' nuclear arsenal was dismantled years ago, but a surprising number of ICBMs remain in operation under the US Air Force to this day.
Read MoreJet engines that you find (most commonly) or airplanes have a particular kind of fan that helps make the whole thing work. Here's what it does.
Read MoreAlthough United States ships have seen disaster in combat, there are a few non-combat incidents that have been just as catastrophic as well.
Read MoreInspired by Messerschmitt's Me 262, the Nakajima Kikka (Orange Blossom) was a secret weapoin Japan hoped would turn the tide in the battle with the Allies.
Read MoreBoeing has been at the helm for some of the greatest fighter aircraft ever manufactured, but not all of them are winners.
Read MoreWhile not as iconic as the biggest tanks or stealth jet fighters, military motorcycles have helped U.S. military special forces for decades.
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