Monday, June 16, 2025
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Objective news from veterans and subject matter experts on the issues facing today’s military.
What happens when you fly upside down in a fighter jet? Does everything fall-up and hit the windshield? That’s a great question. As fighter pilots,
The LRSO is meant to replace America’s long-serving AGM-86B nuclear-armed air-launch cruise missiles.
The Air Force and BAE are equipping America’s favorite Mach 2 ground-pounder, the F-15E Strike Eagle, with an astounding 50 missiles!
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.
In the early morning hours of Friday, Israel unleashed an
Bayonets are still widely used by the U.S. military and by militiaries across the world.
Within the U.S. special operations community, a few operators will attain such a level of respect amongst their peers that makes them living legends.
Thanks to the intelligence trove, the bases’ sensitive interiors have now been brought to light in extraordinary detail.
Hermeus has officially taken flight with its Quarterhorse Mk 1
It’s no longer science fiction.
A twin engine F-55 could certainly be useful. Yet, we aren’t confident it could be done.
The Navy confirmed that an additional F/A-18F Super Hornet crashed while it was attempting to land on the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier.
What happens when you fly upside down in a fighter
The LRSO is meant to replace America’s long-serving AGM-86B nuclear-armed air-launch cruise missiles.
The Air Force and BAE are equipping America’s favorite Mach 2 ground-pounder, the F-15E Strike Eagle, with an astounding 50 missiles!
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.
The Ukrainian forces pulled off one of the most impressive special operations in the war.
Germany is providing Ukraine with one of the largest packages of military aid to date.
Bayonets are still widely used by the U.S. military and by militiaries across the world.
The need to mask movements amid unprecedented levels of technological surveillance is driving the Army to create a next-gen smokescreen.
Let’s enjoy some of the weirdest features and attachments we can find on military weapons.
Within the U.S. special operations community, a few operators will attain such a level of respect amongst their peers that makes them living legends.
Know your equipment. Being technically and tactically proficient is key to success in combat.
On June 6, 1944, the Allies stormed Normandy and began the liberation of Europe. Special operations were key to the success of D-Day.
Thanks to the intelligence trove, the bases’ sensitive interiors have now been brought to light in extraordinary detail.
According to a Reuters report, over the past nine months, “undocumented” or “rogue” communication devices have been discovered in U.S. solar inverters produced by various Chinese suppliers
Fieldcraft and soldier skills will be a major factor in facing any near-peer enemy.
Martha Gellhorn was a daring journalist who even managed to sneak her way into the D-Day invasion.
On June 6, 1944, the Allies stormed Normandy and began the liberation of Europe. Special operations were key to the success of D-Day.
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