The F-14 Tomcat fighter wasn’t the US Navy’s first choice
The F-14 Tomcat was created after the U.S. Navy rejected the F-111B variant of the F-111 Aardvark.... Read more.
The USS Gerald R. Ford is breaking all the rules but strains begin to show
After breaking deployment-time records for the post-Vietnam era, the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier is again surging into operational service in the Red Sea,... Read more.
Tu-95 Bear: The ‘old’ Russian bomber that can’t be replaced
The production of the Tu-95 and the Tu-22M ended after the 1991 collapse of the USSR, meaning that any of them lost on Sunday couldn’t be replaced.... Read more.
Meet the AbramsX, a savior or a sitting duck?
The AbramsX is the latest upgrade with many next-generation enhancements, as the new variant is lighter, faster, and more expeditionary than its current namesakes. ... Read more.
Russia’s Su-57 Felon will never be the F-35 fighter
Despite its technological prowess, the Su-57’s production has been significantly hampered by international sanctions... Read more.
The Air Force’s B-47B Stratojet bomber made Soviet generals sweat
Everything about this airplane screamed that it was a strategic force of nature.... Read more.
Why the Eurofighter Typhoon remains a global favorite in modern air combat
The Eurofighter Typhoon is a multi-national jet fighter project that ultimately saw delivery into the British, German, Italian, Austrian, and Spanish air forces... Read more.
FPV revolution: Loitering munitions are transforming how wars are fought
Loitering munitions are here to stay, and militaries now must how to use them and best defend against them.... Read more.
The North Korea – Russia summit: A deep humiliation for Putin
Putin may meet Kim hat in hand, begging for shells and equipment the USSR originally licensed for North Korean production.... Read more.
Ukraine’s counteroffensive is picking up steam
Although it has been encountering stiff Russian resistance, Ukraine's military is pushing forward and Kyiv says its offensive is alive.... Read more.