Google Suddenly Drops Its Bid To Build America's Drone Swarms
Google looked all set to play a big role in the Pentagon's efforts to develop new ways to control the U.S.' drone swarms, but the tech giant has pulled out.
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A New Class Of Nuclear Submarine Will Join The US Navy In 2028
The U.S. Navy's inventory of nuclear submarines is getting ready to expand with an upcoming all-new class of vessels. Here's what we know about them.
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What Aircraft Fly Out Of Kirtland Air Force Base?
Spanning more than 50,000 acres, Kirtland Air Force Base is one of the larger U.S. bases by size. However, it might not house the aircraft you'd expect.
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This Military Electric Scooter Is Proving Its Value In Active Combat Zones
Electric scooters aren't just handy for zipping around town. They can be beneficial on the front line, too, as this military electric scooter shows.
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A Legendary US Navy Aircraft Carrier Is Ready To Return To Service
After extensive upgrades and repairs, a 50-year-old U.S. Navy aircraft carrier is preparing to return to service. Here's when it will be setting sail again.
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US Navy's Newest Destroyer Enters Sea Trials To Put 100,000 HP Engines To The Test
The military just launched its latest 100,000-horsepower warship for intense sea trials. Discover why this new destroyer is the last of its kind.
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This Country's Navy Is Outpacing The US' Production Of Specific Warships
The U.S. has the largest navy in the world. While it has more of this kind of ship than any other country by far, another nation is making them faster.
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The Advanced Fighter Jet Replacing The UAE's Mirage 2000-9
The UAE is finally retiring its aging fleet of Mirage interceptors. Discover the advanced $18 billion fighter jet they are buying instead of the F-35.
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4 Celebrities Who Own A Gulfstream G550 Private Jet
Private jets may not be the most environmentally friendly transportation, but plenty of celebrities still have them. Here's who flies the Gulfstream G550.
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It Took 100 Years To Find This Submarine, But The Crew Inside Is The Real Mystery
The H.L. Hunley was one of the most significant submarines in military history, but when it sank, the fate of its crew remained a mystery for over 130 years.
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Everyone Thought This Was A Sailor Myth - Satellites Prove It's True
Satellites enable us to study the world in a way that is genuinely helpful in areas where we normally can't or don't go. That's how they helped prove this myth.
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Every Announced US Air Force Base Getting The B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber (So Far)
The U.S. Air Force's newest stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider, continues to undergo test flights ahead of its planned delivery to USAF bases in 2027.
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China Has A Way To Keep Drones Flying Longer, And The Method May Surprise You
As drones increasingly become a feature in modern warfare, the question is how to keep them in the air for longer. China has an interesting answer.
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Black Hawk Vs. HH-60W: What The Air Force Changed (And Why It Matters)
The HH-60W may look like a Black Hawk, but key Air Force upgrades reveal how the platform was reshaped for a very different mission and role in combat.
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US Army Names New Aircraft In Honor Of A Historic Kansas Tribe
The U.S. Army is scheduled to begin flying a new aircraft in the early 2030s, and it has revealed the designation for this latest addition to its fleet.
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Tank Trophy System Explained: What It Is And How It Works
Engineers have devised some inspired solutions to the conundrum of protective measures for tanks - Trophy is one.
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These High-Tech 'Smart Scopes' Could Be America's Best Answer To Enemy Drones
Countries around the world are creating new devices to defend against drone attacks in modern warfare. This scope uses artificial intelligence to do so.
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North Korea's New Navy Destroyer Could Reportedly Rival America's Burke-Class Ships
North Korea's navy might not be big on the world stage, but they are claiming they've built a destroyer that can rival America's equivalent vessels.
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US Navy Brings 7,800-Ton Nuclear Sub Back Into Service After Upgrades
After some much-needed upgrades and a full series of tests, one of the U.S. Navy's most capable subs is now back in service. Here's what happened.
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Is Buckley Still An Air Force Base & Do Any Planes Still Fly Out Of It?
You may not have heard of the Buckley Air Force Base in Aurora, Colorado, but it still plays an important role in the United States Air Force.
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USS Nimitz Was Cruising To Retirement Until The Navy Changed Its Route
The USS Nimitz appeared headed for retirement after decades of service, but a sudden change in plans has kept the historic aircraft carrier in the spotlight.
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How Many Air Force Bases Are In Florida & Which Is The Biggest?
With 19 total military installations across all branches of service, the state of Florida has its fair share of air force bases both large and small.
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Does The Air Force Pay Pilots More Than Airlines? The Answer Might Be A Surprise
Of the various career paths possible for pilots, two stand out among the rest -- military or commercial airline -- but which one has the most earning potential?
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Why The Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider Is Smaller Than The B-2
The Northrop Grumman B-21 Raider is the newest stealth bomber to join the U.S. Air Force. There are a few advantages to its relatively small size.
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There's A Reason The Blue Angels Started Flying The A-4 Fighter Jet After The F-4
In the 1970s, the Blue Angels swapped from the F-4 Phantom to the A-4 Skyhawk, a comparatively slower plane. However, the reasons why make a lot of sense.
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One Of The Last Of These Historic WWII Bombers Is Getting A Major Facelift
These historic World War II bombers haven't been in service for decades, and there are only three left. One of them is being restored and put on display.
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These Norwegian Soldiers Still Use An Old-School Tactic To Hide From Drones
As drones reshape modern warfare, Norwegian soldiers are relying on a surprising low-tech method to stay hidden from advanced surveillance.
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