The U.S. Army has a variety of armored vehicles, but it could always use new hardware, like this pair of combat vehicles that just hit the testing phase.
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A good flashlight is an invaluable tool to have at your disposal. Here are options that have all been certified for use by armed forces around the world.
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When this long-range air missile, known as "Malice," enters service, it is slated to become the longest-range air-to-air missiles in the U.S. Navy's arsenal.
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The U.S. Navy has fielded untold ship designs over the centuries, but more than a few of them have featured weird designs or have odd histories.
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Here are some of the most legendary aircraft carriers to ever roam the seven seas.
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The Leatherman MUT isn’t your typical multitool. See what sets this military-inspired model apart, which tools it packs, and the price you can expect to pay.
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After months of work, the first of several Japanese naval destroyers has been retrofitted with American Tomahawk missiles and is returning home.
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Aircraft carriers aren’t the only answer -- discover the Navy’s nimble, high-tech options that keep maritime power sharp and unpredictable.
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Han Solo is famous for his piloting poise behind the controls of the Millennium Falcon, but Harrison Ford is an accomplished pilot in his own right.
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German Tiger tanks are famed for size, power, and armor, but British, American, and Soviet tanks took the fight to the Third Reich — and won.
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The U.S.' Apache and Black Hawk helicopters are iconic, but the USMC doesn't fly either of them. Here's why the Marine Corps has decided against both.
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The UH-1 Huey, famous for the role it played in the Vietnam War, would very rarely fly with its doors closed. Ordinarily they stayed open, and for good reason.
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The U.S. wants more naval ships made, and while things seems to be moving in the right direction, a number of factors have resulted in slow progress.
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The U.S. Navy has more than warships at its disposal — it also has massive vessels designed for critical support roles to service those warships.
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From the Me 262 to the F-35, these innovative fighter jets transformed aerial combat with new engines, aerodynamics, weapons, and pilot interfaces.
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Diesel engine planes are not a common sight nowadays, but not too long ago, they were at the cutting edge of long-distance, slow-moving aviation.
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See how the US Navy uses containerized 3D printing microfactories at sea to build combat drones and transform modern frontline military logistics.
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A new anti-drone weapon called the Hermes aims to be a fast, precise, and more practical way of handling large numbers of drones.
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The Bismarck is one of the most iconic battleships from WWII. YouTube DIYer Julius Perdana created a tiny, functional replica for not a lot of cash.
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The United States Navy has another supercarrier on the way, and it just passed its sea trials -- an important milestone toward its eventual commissioning.
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The Shenyang J-16 and Dassault Rafale are both tenured 4.5th-generation fighters, but we had to wait until 2026 for the two planes to go one-on-one.
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The U.S. Army is all-in on drones, but that hasn't stopped it from phasing out a drone battalion that's only been operating since November 2025.
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The Pacific Theater of World War II was one of the most ferocious naval campaigns in history during which capital ships engaged in tremendous battles.
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Every armed conflict requires careful preperation, but things rarely go according to plan. Here are some of the biggest military failures in history.
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In an unusual move, a new U.S. Navy submarine has skipped the final part of the testing process, which has been in place since WW2. Is that good or bad?
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While the words mean the same thing to most, "pilot" and "aviator" can have separate meanings in the U.S. military when it comes to the Navy and Air Force.
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The Hammer of the Gods could be coming to the battlefield, and it can severely disrupt a military's effectiveness by eliminating one key strategic variable.
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