Do US Navy Sailors Always Serve On The Same Ship?
With so many sailors in the United States Navy, is it possible for them to serve aboard the same ship their entire career? Here's what we know.
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Today's US Navy Could Learn A Lesson From The Era Of Essex-Class Aircraft Carriers
The Essex-class aircraft carrier came about during World War II and was one of the first class of carriers to be outfitted with the angled flight deck.
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A Tiny Sub 'Sank' A $4.5B American Aircraft Carrier, And Here's Why It Mattered To The US Navy
The U.S. Navy regularly conducts training exercises to simulate and prepare for combat. In 2015, a tiny sub "sank" one of its aircraft carriers in a drill.
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Aleksandr Shabalin: What We Know About Russia's Ropucha-Class Landing Ship
The Aleksandr Shabalin is a Ropucha-class landing ship that entered service in 1985 and has served in the Soviet and Russian Navy ever since.
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Germany Is Counting On This Tech To Solve Its Drone Problem
Germany is stepping up its counter-drone strategy, deploying cutting-edge air-defense tech and coordinated efforts between military and police forces.
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10 Of The Most Advanced Nuclear Submarines In The World
Nuclear-powered submarines use some of the most advanced military technology in the world. These are the ones that are a cut above all the rest.
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This Submarine Sank Over 100 Years Ago – Here's How It Was Finally Found
A Navy wreck from World War I was officially discovered this year, despite technically being found before. Here's how modern teams located it.
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How Many Fighter Jets Can A US Aircraft Carrier Hold?
Aircraft carriers are the most formidable ships ever created and changed the face of military combat, but how many jets can their decks actually hold?
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The T-7 Fighter Jet Era Is Coming Fast – Here's How The US Air Force Is Preparing
The US Air Force has been training its pilots with aircraft from the 60's. Now, it's getting ready to upgrade to the T-7 fighter jet to modernize learning.
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The Most Mass-Produced Invention In The World Isn't What You Think
From wheels to smartphones, humanity has created billions of things. But one invention dwarfs them all in sheer numbers. And you use it every single day.
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For $99K You Buy This Historic Riverboat On Facebook Marketplace
If you've ever wanted to own a riverboat so you can feel extra fancy while playing poker with your friends, The Bama Belle riverboat may just be for you.
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The Largest Military Aircraft Ever Will Be Big Enough To Transport Fighter & Helicopter Squadrons
Big planes are nothing new, but a Colorado startup unveiled plans for a 109-meter long cargo plane that can carry fully assembled fighters and helicopters.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Is Set To Hit A Historic Landmark In November 2026
NASA's Voyager 1 probe launched into space in 1977, shortly after the Voyager 2 probe. Since then it has continued transmitting data back to Earth.
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Why The US Navy Continues To Launch Ballistic Missiles From Nuclear Submarines
United States military submarines are a crucial component to the country's nuclear triad, wielding the ability to launch nuclear ballistic missiles from sea.
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Can A Submarine Outrun A Torpedo? How Their Top Speeds Compare
Generally speaking, a submarine cannot typically outrun an enemy torpedo outright, but submarines do use speed in other ways to avoid fatal hits.
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Russia Now Has Jet-Powered Attack Drones Immune To Electronic Warfare
Jet propulsion drones, similar to the Shahed ones used in Iran, are being deployed by Russia against Ukraine. However, Ukraine may already have an answer.
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Boeing Built A Working Star Wars X-Wing – But It Only Flew Once
Getting the full-fat X-wing experience like in "Star Wars" would likely be impossible, but Boeing gave it a good go in 2019. Here's the story.
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What Would Happen If You Shot A Gun In Space? Here's What You Need To Know
Is it likely that someone will ever fire a gun in space? Probably not. But haven't you ever wondered what would happen if they did? Science has the answer.
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Chinese Fleet Raises Tensions After Interception In Restricted Waters
In September 2025, a fleet of warships from China appeared in restricted waters in the Taiwan Strait, raising tensions after they were intercepted.
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The Royal Australian Navy Has A Billion-Dollar Ghost Shark Submarine Fleet On The Way
Drones are starting to make a mark on naval combat, and Australia's spending big to ensure it has its own fleet of uncrewed underwater vehicles ready.
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What Aircraft Could Replace The A-10 Warthog?
The A-10 Warthog is a legendary attack plane first introduced in 1976. It's still unclear which aircraft will replace it, but there are several contenders.
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Why The F-35 Lightning Hides Its Weapons Inside
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the air today and part of what makes it so advanced is the ability to hide weapons internally.
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Ukraine Is Using A Soviet-Era Prop Plane To Hunt Down Russian Drones
The war between Russia and Ukraine is now more than a decade old, and Ukraine has chosen an interesting tactic to fight Russian air attacks.
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Canada Is In An F-35 Dilemma And It's Anything But Stealthy
Back in 2022, Canada ordered 88 F-35 fighter jets from the U.S. for $19 billion. However, they are so delayed that it's causing a major dilemma.
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Police Cars Aren't Armored For Good Reason
It may seem surprising that police cars, often dispatched to potentially threatening situations, are not armored. This is important for their functionality.
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Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works Project Is No Longer A Secret: Meet The Vectis Combat Drone
The Lockheed Martin Vectis drone is a combat-ready aircraft revealed in an uncharacteristically public manner, and is also reportedly headed for open market.
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Why China And The US Make Models Of Each Other's Tanks
The United States and China have both been spotted making models of each other's tanks and the reason is frankly chilling. Here's what we know.
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