What Are The Red 'Remove Before Flight' Tags For On Airplanes?
If you are a frequent flyer, you may've seen these giant red strips hanging from various parts of aircraft. They serve a critical role in keeping flights safe.
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What Happens When A Pilot Ejects Behind Enemy Lines
While military aircraft are designed with safety in mind, they do have to operate in combat zones. In some cases, a pilot needs to eject behind enemy lines.
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Yes, There's A Massive Ship Elevator In China - And Here's How It Works
This elevator is capable of hoisting vessels that displace up to 3,000 metric tons roughly 370 feet in 40 minutes. It's changed the game in China.
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This Folding 'Killer Egg' Helicopter Goes Where America's Black Hawks Can't
Not all attack helicopters are big, bulky beasts. Some, like the "Killer Egg," rely on being compact and easily transportable to be effective.
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The US Air Force Is Buying Up Used Jumbo Jets, And It's Not Hard To See Why
Boeing's 747 airliner was once a mainstay of the commercial long-haul aviation, and although those days are gone, they still have a use.
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From Moscow To Washington: How Russia's SU-34 Flies So Far Without Refueling
Russia's SU-34 fighter has the potential range to reach Washington D.C. from Moscow (over 4,000 miles) without refueling. Here's how it could do that.
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5 Cool Flags Flown On US Navy Ships Besides The Stars And Stripes
Think the Stars and Stripes is the only banner you will see on a warship? Here are five unique and surprising flags actually flown by the US Navy.
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The World's First Warship Dubbed A 'Super Carrier' Wasn't Made By The US
The first vessel ever called a “super carrier” might not be what you’d expect. But its design, missions, and legacy tell us a lot about Naval history.
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How Many Marines And Sailors Can A US Aircraft Carrier Hold?
Aircraft carriers are huge vessels carrying multiple aircraft and the means to launch them, but just how many crew members can occupy one at any given time?
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US Navy Claims China's Submarine Fleet Could Soon Go All-Nuclear
Submarine production in China has been rapidly accelerating in recent years, and a greater proportion of its fleet will soon be nuclear powered.
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This Handheld Tech Can Actually Help Keep Downed Fighter Pilots Alive
When a fighter jet goes down, pilots rely on specialized survival gear, and one handheld device has a very important role in rescue and recovery missions.
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What Company Developed The A-10 Warthog, And How Many Are Still Flying?
This legendary close air support plane has been flying for 50 years. Find out which company built it and how many are left in the sky.
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What Makes China's New Type 055 Destroyers So Dangerous?
China's new Type 055 destroyers were undergoing training exercises as of early 2026. They have been deemed some of the most powerful ships in the world.
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Why Is The V-22 Osprey Called 'The Widowmaker'?
The V-22 Osprey is a highly capable military aircraft, but its “widowmaker” nickname often prompts people to ask questions about its overall safety record.
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The US Air Force's F-47 Fighter Jet Timeline Has Changed, And That's A Problem
A next-gen fighter promises a major leap in air power, but the F-47’s shifting timelines raise tough questions about what happens in the meantime.
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US Navy Warship At Sea Again After A Decade-Long Renovation
It's not uncommon for a U.S. Navy warship to undergo delays in the maintenance process. However, this ship's repairs ended up taking particularly long.
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When And Why US Aircraft Carriers Break This Vital '5-Mile' Rule
Aircraft carriers have a 5-mile rule that they don't break very often, but there are some occasions where there is no choice. Here's when that can happen.
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5 US Air Force Bases With The Most Aircraft
These bases host the largest aircraft fleets in the country, from fighter training hubs to testing centers and massive operational air wings.
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Russia's Allegedly Beefing Up Its Navy With Impressive New Ships
Russia is building up its Navy with two additional warships which will set sail within the next two years. Here's what makes these ships unique.
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The US Navy Wants This Autonomous Sub For Deploying Heavy Payloads Under The Sea
The U.S. Navy has been looking for an autonomous vessel that can accomplish missions in the depths of the sea. They found what they were looking for.
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This WW1 Navy Diver Earned The Medal Of Honor Nearly 300 Feet Below The Sea
The Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded for exceptional acts of bravery that go above and beyond the call of duty. This WWI diver certainly embodied that.
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Why China's New Hypersonic Anti-Ship Missile May Be A Threat To The US Navy
In late 2025, China revealed a new hypersonic missile with some serious performance. Why does it represent a threat to the United States Navy?
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A Single A-10 Warthog Aircraft Is Wildly Expensive, But That's Not The Worst Part
The A-10 Warthog is one of the U.S. Air Force’s most iconic aircraft, but its high cost is only part of the story behind its growing challenges today.
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The US Military's Next-Gen GPS Program Is Still A Failure Nearly $8B Later
After years of setbacks, the Pentagon’s next-gen GPS control effort remains troubled, raising new questions about cost, delays, and viability.
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These Cheap Iranian Drones Keep Getting Shot Down, And That's The Whole Point
Iran has deployed drones on a massive scale to fight off U.S. forces and it's working, but not for the reason you might think. Here's what we know.
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This Prototype Engine Is Designed To Power The Next Generation Of US Air Force Drones
The United States has awarded a contract to a vendor that will design and build next-generation UAV engines. Here's who will build it and what it is.
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How Quickly Can A Navy Supercarrier Travel From The US To The Middle East?
With tensions rising in the middle east, it's a fair question to wonder how long it would take a supercarrier to get there. Here's what the math says.
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