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The Ukrainian military now puts motorcycles to use in a unique way that has opened up new possibilities for armed forces to respond to threats.
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Mini aircraft carriers have their place in the Navy, but what is the name a misnomer? Here's what you need to know about nine in US possession.
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These days, nuclear power is mostly confined to the sea. But have any nations ever experimented with taking nuclear power to the skies? Here's the story.
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You'd expect that nations would always want to fly the latest fighter jets, but there are some ancient ones out there. This is the oldest one still in use.
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A headbutt maneuver sounds like a physical action. While it's intimidating, there's no physical contact made between two planes to accomplish it.
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The U.S. Air Force's F-22 Raptor is one of the world's most advanced fighter jets in the air today. How does it handle flying across the Atlantic Ocean?
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Unmanned aerial warfare seems like the next frontier, but can the U.S.' current high-tech offerings, like the F-35 fighter, fly without pilots?
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World War Two has had a vast array of warships on both sides, but one class of ships was faster than the rest and one ship stood out. Here's what we know.
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You see it in movies all the time, a loud tone echoing in the cockpit of a fighter jet in the middle of a dogfight to signify a missile is locked on.
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The CH-46 was the U.S. Marine Corps' tandem-rotor chopper of choice, first entering service in 1964. Is it still flying now, and how many people fit onboard?
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Next to the United States, the People's Liberation Army Navy boasts the largest fleet of aircraft carriers, and it's growing much faster than any other nation.
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The U.S. Navy's Iowa-class battleships played a huge role in many 20th-century conflicts. How big were they, exactly, and how many troops were on board?
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The military using powered exoskeletons is something you might expect to see in a science fiction movie or video game, but it might be grounded in reality.
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The Containerized Missile System is a novel type of missile launcher, but what is it, how dangerous is it, and why is it attracting so much global attention?
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WWI pilots were known for their aerial combat skills and were called aces. This Belgian ace did one impressive feat during combat as a "Balloon Buster."
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Britain's Type 45 destroyer is one of the nation's most powerful and versatile vessels. It has been in service since 2009 with the commissioning of HMS Daring.
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Some may already be familiar with the sonic boom that accompanies a break to the sound barrier, but when and why would military aircraft be allowed to do so?
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The Patriot Air Defense System is a mobile surface-to-air missile launcher and interceptor designed specifically to counter airborne threats.
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Navy ships can be massive behemoths, and that's also true of what's used to weigh down and stop these vessels. But how massive can Navy anchors get?
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Russia has quite a fearsome airborne arsenal at its disposal, including Su-27, Su-30, and Su-35 fighters. But how many of these does Russia have exactly?
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Military drones are at the forefront of modern conflicts. But China looks like it may take drone warfare to the next level with a new mothership.
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With tensions heating up, it's natural to wonder whether a missile launched from Iran could reach United States soil. That's just one potential target.
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Bunker buster bombs are, as their name implies, designed to penetrate underground and destroy bunkers. And you might be wondering just how deep they go.
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Aircraft carriers like the USS Gerald R. Ford rank as some of the largest warships ever. How long does it take such a hulking beast to cross the Atlantic?
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The SR-71 Blackbird spy plane is renowned for being the fastest military aircraft ever to enter service. It had no business flying as fast as it did.
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A seemingly harmless everyday accident was responsible for the destruction of an Arkansas nuclear missile silo. Here's how the incident happened.
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If you thought nuclear power was a thing of the past, think again. The U.S. is working on a microreactor using the technology and it could have ripple effects.
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