5 Of The Most Impressive Military Robots Ever To See Use On The Battlefield
Robots are increasingly finding their way into warfare. Here are some of the most impressive military robots ever to see use on the battlefield.
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4 Unexpected Planes That Landed On An Aircraft Carrier
Typically, aircraft have to meet certain requirements to land on aircraft carriers, but exceptions can be made. Here are some unexpected planes to land on them.
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5 Of The Most Legendary Aircraft Carriers To Ever Roam The Seven Seas
There are close to 50 aircraft carriers around the world today. Here are some of the most legendary aircraft carriers to ever roam the seven seas.
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11 Military Spec Flashlights You Can Buy For Yourself
A good flashlight is an invaluable tool to have at your disposal. Here are 11 options that have all been certified for use by armed forces around the world.
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Military Robots: What Disadvantages Do They Have & How Many Different Types Are There?
While military robots are ubiquitous in science fiction films, the ones we've developed so far are a bit more tame. Even still, ethical questions arise.
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How The US Military Used Sony's PS3 To Build One Of The World's Biggest Supercomputers
Back in 2010, the U.S. Air Force retrofitted and used the PlayStation 3 as the basis for a versatile tool.
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3 Military Inventions That You Might Use Daily
The U.S. military is often on the forefront of technology, and sometimes it decides to share with the rest of society. Here are a few notable contributions.
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Can Civilians Really Own And Fly A Military Jet?
You may have wondered if it's possible for civilians with enough resources to own a military jet. The answer is fairly complicated. Here's what we know.
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How Heavy Is The Airbus A380 Jet Airliner And How Much Can It Carry?
The Airbus A380 officially became the largest passenger aircraft in 2007. But how heavy is it, actually, and how much weight and passengers can it carry?
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Are Military Helmets Bulletproof? Ballistic Certifications, Explained
Helmets are often described as "bulletproof," but the reality is a lot more nuanced and interesting. Let's take a look at the levels of ballistic certification.
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How Much Do Jet Capsule Boats Cost And How Fast Can They Actually Go?
Jet capsule boats aren't your average watercraft, and certainly don't look the part, but how fast can they actually go and what do they cost to own?
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Black Hawk Vs. Apache: What's The Difference Between These Military Helicopters?
The Black Hawk and the Apache are two of the most iconic helicopters in the U.S. Army's fleet. Here is the difference between these two military helicopters.
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The U.S. Army's Helicopter Fleet Is Bigger Than You Think
While you might first think of the Air Force when considering U.S. combat aircraft, the Army also has a helicopter fleet that is bigger than you think.
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Which UTV Brands Does The US Military Utilize & What Tasks Are They Used For?
The United States military uses UTVs for a plethora of operations, but the brands they get them from aren't the typical military manufacturers.
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This Futuristic Delta Wing Jet Was Almost The Next-Generation F-22
As a sort-of predecessor to the F-22 Raptor, as well as drawing designs from an experimental NASA program, delta wing jets were almost the Air Force's finest.
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10 Iconic Axis Aircraft That Dominated World War II
From the Zero to the Messerschmitt Bf-109, Axis powers in World War II fielded some terribly fearsome aircraft. Here are 10 of their most iconic fighter jets.
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Why Did The U.S. Marine Corps Stop Using Tanks?
While the majority of our military's tanks belong to the U.S. Army, the Marines used to have its own divisions of heavy cavalry before it scaled back heavily.
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US Navy Submarines: What Does 'SLBM' Stand For?
SLBMS have been a cornerstone of America's strategic deterrence since the 1960s, and here's how they work.
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What Caused The Fire On The USS George Washington (CVN 73) Aircraft Carrier?
In 2008, a fire broke out on the nuclear-powered USS George Washington aircraft carrier and became national news. But what really caused the fire?
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Flat-Plane Vs. Cross-Plane Engine Cranks: The Biggest Differences Explained
While it's not a commonly known distinction, engines can come with two different types of crank: Flat-plane or cross-plane. What's the difference?
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Inside 'Air Horse One,' The Most Luxurious Plane In Horse Racing
Much like the president or celebrities get private jets, race horses get to fly in style as well, and it's all thanks to Tex Sutton's customized Boeing 727.
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Why Did The Navy Sink Aircraft Carrier CV/CVA-34 (USS Oriskany) & Where Is It Now?
Some time ago, the U.S. Navy sank one of its aircraft carriers for a reason that may not be immediately obvious. Here's where and why they did it.
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How Fast Is The MQ-9 Reaper Drone & What Does One Of These Military UAVs Cost?
As the field of battle changes, so do the tools the military uses upon it. Take the MQ-9 Reaper Drone, one of the most advanced drones out there.
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How Many USS George Washington Aircraft Carriers Have There Been & Are Any In Service?
There has been more than one USS George Washington vessels in United States history, but how many were aircraft carriers? Here's everything you need to know.
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Everything To Know About Honda's Marine Engines
Outboard motors have a lot of variance, and the marine engines offered by Honda are no different. Here is a guide to finding the right engine for you.
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Boeing 777 Vs 747: Which Is The Faster Passenger Jet?
Boeing built and delivered more than 1,500 747s before the 777 began to replace it at the turn of the century. But which is the faster passenger jet?
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What Was The Boeing 2707 Supersonic Jet And Why Didn't It Make It To Production?
In the 1960s, Boeing's 2707 supersonic jet looked to be the next big thing, but other than a few prototypes, it never came to fruition. What went wrong?
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