US Air Force Sends B-21 Bomber Production Into Overdrive
The U.S. Air Force wants to replace the aging B-2 bomber as soon as possible and has instructed Northrop Grumman to kick production of the B-21 into high gear.
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We Just Got Our First Look Ever At The B-21 Raider Performing This Risky Maneuver
While the U.S. Air Force's B-21 Raider isn't even technically in service yet, it has just been spotted performing a difficult maneuver for the first time.
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5 High-Tech Military Gadgets Used By Special Operations Troops
Silent, precise, and cutting-edge, these military gadgets give special operations troops an edge, from nano drones to bone-conduction comms.
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The US Military Is Getting A New Experimental Plane, And It Looks Seriously Cool
As science fiction technology quickly continues becoming real, the U.S. military now has plans for an experimental plane taken straight out of video games.
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US Air Force National Guard Worries Grow After Aircraft Removed From Units
Several U.S. Air National Guard units face uncertainty as aging F-16 fighter jets are retired with no confirmed replacement aircraft in sight.
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Bombs Sunk This Ship In WWII – Now It's A Creepy Underwater Zoo
Not all the ships sunk during WWII were forgotten; some gained a second life as iconic dive destinations, including this ship that sank off the Egyptian coast.
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Experts Are Worried About The US Navy's Newest Battleship - And Here's Why
Battleships once ruled the seas, but they have since been replaced by aircraft carriers. The idea of returning to this paradigm has military experts concerned.
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Does A Torpedo Have To Hit A Ship To Sink It?
Naval combat seems complicated enough, but if torpedoes have to directly impact their target to do damage, it'd be even harder. Do they require accuracy?
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4 Of The Weirdest Aircraft The US Air Force Has Ever Flown
The U.S. Air Force has some iconic aircraft among its ranks, but it has also flown some truly unique, elusive, and plain weird-looking ones over the decades.
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This American Fighter Jet Has Never Lost An In-Air Battle, But Was Just Shot Down
In its decades of service, this U.S. fighter jet has never lost, and yet three were just shot down. Details are still murky, but here's what we know so far.
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France's Charles De Gaulle Deploys: Here's Where The Aircraft Carrier Is Headed
The French Navy has ordered its only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier into an active combat zone. Here is where the massive warship is heading.
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Cries To 'Cancel ChatGPT' Grow Over Recent Department Of Defense Deal
After Anthropic rejected the Pentagon's terms for its Claude AI, OpenAI quickly stepped in. Unfortunately, that may have been a big mistake for them.
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US Air Force Names Location For A New Innovative (And Expensive) Facility
The U.S. Air Force has licensed 16 acres of land for a facility that aims to nurture future generations of STEM talent. Here's where it's located.
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3 Of The Most Powerful Non-American Fighter Jets In Service Today
The USA leads the world in military aviation, but fighter jets in Europe and Asia also pack breathless speed, fierce armaments, and advanced technology.
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Lockheed Martin Tests Fighter Jet AI To Spot Enemies Humans Can't See
The F-35 could eventually get an AI-powered upgrade, as Lockheed Martin has been testing an AI threat detection system for the 5th-gen fighter.
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How Many Warships Does Iran's Navy Have?
Iran may not have one of the biggest navies in the world, but it does have quite a lot of ships nonetheless. Here's what kinds of vessels the country owns.
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Why Some Missiles Have Wings (But Others Don't)
Missile design has been honed over decades of warfare. Whether a missile has wings is largely determined by the role it's meant to play on the battlefield.
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Iran Is Still Flying These American-Built Fighter Jets Decades Later
While the United States and Iran have been at odds for many years, the Middle Eastern nation does own some American fighter jets. How did that happen?
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Unmanned Fighter Plays Wingman For F-22 Raptor Pilots In US Air Force Test
At a California test range, an advanced combat jet teamed up with next-gen technology in a flight that signals a dramatic shift in air warfare strategy.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of The F-35 Fighter Jet?
Modern military aircraft can be phenomenally expensive to build, so it makes sense to have them in service as long as possible.
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This US Air Force Base Has The Most Fighter Jets In The Country
While the U.S. Air Force doesn't exactly publicize the numbers of aircraft it owns and where they're at, we can still determine which base has the most.
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This US Navy Aircraft Carrier Had The Longest Deployment In History
One U.S. Navy aircraft has the longest deployment. But that's not the whole story. We explain how the Cold War, pandemic, and more affect the stats.
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The Fatal Flaw That Killed The US Army's XM803 Prototype Tank
The XM803 tank prototype design, a stepping-stone between the MBT-70 project and the M1 Abrams Main Battle Tank, was briefly considered by the U.S. military.
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The Clever Reason Why The US Navy Still Uses Ships With Wooden Hulls
It might sound old-fashioned, but the U.S. Navy does still have a few ships with wooden hulls, and the reason why actually makes a lot of sense.
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You Don't Want To Trespass Onto This Dangerous Military Laser Testing Site
People keep mistakenly trespassing at this U.S. armed forces laser testing site hidden away in the Arizona desert. The military is urging caution.
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China's New Aircraft Carrier Looks Powerful – But It Has A Major Problem
China's naval capabilities have been expanding in recent years, but its newest aircraft carrier lags behind U.S. counterparts in some important ways.
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The NJ Night Sky Will Soon Be Full Of Fighter Jets – Here's Why
In the next few days, New Jersey residents may see and hear some fighter jets flying around. Here's when and where you might be able to spot them.
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