Russian fighter strength grows despite losses in Ukraine
Russia’s replacement rate for high-end jets has actually exceeded its losses over the past half-decade.... Read more.
Deep diving into Operation Absolute Resolve
In the history of modern warfare, few single operations have ever so thoroughly demonstrated such a complete overmatch between forces.... Read more.
Army receives first new prototype tank in 30 years
The Army released its first two images of this new prototype Abrams, which was delivered by Roush and General Dynamics Land Systems in December.... Read more.
CIA spies in Venezuela used high tech drones and insider info to map Maduro’s compound and movements
A group of covert CIA operatives was operating inside Venezuela since last August to make Maduro's capture possible.... Read more.
The X-15 was America’s first piloted hypersonic aircraft
In just nine years, the X-15 changed the shape of high-speed aviation.... Read more.
China has its eyes set on the Moon, but does the new space race matter?
Last week, U.S. Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink addressed China’s rapidly maturing space program.... Read more.
The A-12 Avenger II would’ve been America’s first real ‘stealth fighter’
Once completed, the Navy’s A-12 would have been a flying wing-design reminiscent of Northrop Grumman’s B-2 Spirit or B-21 Raider.... Read more.
America’s 70-year-old B-52 bomber now has a radar better than most of Russia’s fighters
This new active electronically scanned array radar will dramatically improve the bomber’s targeting and intelligence-gathering capabilities.... Read more.
America operates a mixed fleet of fighters, but could Canada do the same?
Should Canada just operate a mixed fleet of Gripens and F-35s to get the best of both worlds?... Read more.
Does it make sense for Canada to get Gripens instead of F-35s?
In 2017, Canada kicked off the Future Fighter Capability Project with the goal of replacing its aging fleet of CF-18 Hornets.... Read more.