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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10 Of The Most Historically Significant Aircraft In Aviation History
In the history of aviation, some planes truly reach new heights. These aircraft truly changed our understanding of what is really possible in the sky.
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5 Military Aircraft Built By Kawasaki
Kawasaki might not be making anything glamorous, but the planes it does make are vital to the protection of its nation.
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What Are The Different Types Of Aircraft Carriers? (And Which Ones Does The US Navy Have?)
While aircraft carriers may seem purpose built for one mission - launching aircraft while at sea - there are actually a variety of designs and classifications.
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Do Aircraft Carriers Travel Alone?
An aircraft carrier is one of the most intimidating ships you'll see on the water, but that doesn't mean it's immune from attack. Here's what goes with them.
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Which U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Had The Shortest Service Life And What Happened To It?
The seventh aircraft carrier to enter service was the USS Hornet, commissioned a mere 48 days before Pearl Harbor.
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5 Of The Most Powerful Flat-Plane V8 Engines
Flat-plane V8 engines are some of the most powerful ever designed, so naturally, the cars they're in are potent as well. These five are the most impressive.
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5 Household Brands You Didn't Know Made Military Hardware
A wide range of companies that make everyday household products are also surprisingly in charge of manufacturing highly advanced military hardware.
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The Army's High Energy Laser Program Is Moving Forward
The U.S. Army's high energy laser program is moving forward, and it could soon have high-tech tanks able to shoot down airborne threats with lasers.
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The US Navy's Submarine Fleet Is Bigger Than You Think
America's submarines are silent, deadly, and spend most of their time hidden beneath the waves. Here's how many there actually are.
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10 Unexpected Military Applications For Animals
Animals have been used in warfare for as long as armed conflict has existed, and they've played some important and rather interesting roles.
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All About The USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) Aircraft Carrier And Where Its Homeport Is
USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) aircraft carrier is an iconic ship that has seen some of the most important events of the 21st century, including major conflicts.
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Can U.S. Aircraft Carriers Fit Through The Suez And Panama Canals?
The great canals provide a handy shortcut for shipping, but are you likely to see an aircraft carrier transiting the Suez or Panama canals?
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Unexpected Jobs That Exist On A US Navy Aircraft Carrier
Aircraft carriers have their fair share of pilots and sailors, but these vessels have a few other jobs on board that help keep these floating cities operating.
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Do US Navy Aircraft Carriers Really Have Starbucks On Board?
The internet has been fostering the rumor for years that U.S. warships have a Starbucks on board and it's not entirely inaccurate. Here's what we know.
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What US Aircraft Carrier Turned Museum Is Docked In Corpus Christi, Texas?
Corpus Christi, Texas, has an aircraft carrier just offshore that is a large floating museum. Here are the name and history of that naval ship.
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Aircraft Carriers In The 1860s? The Civil War Saga Of The Steamboat Fanny
The American Civil War saw the formation of the Balloon Corps for Federal Army, and it wasn't long until this newly formed division took to the sea.
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How Much Does An Aircraft Carrier Really Cost? Here's What We Know
Modern aircraft carriers cost billions of dollars to develop and produce, but how much exactly is it costing the U.S. taxpayers? We take a look at the figures.
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What Happens To Aircraft Carriers When They Are Retired?
Behemoth aircraft carriers are built to last, but when its lifespan is over, these massive military ships often fall into two fates upon decommissioning.
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The Evolution Of Naval Warfare: The Submarine's Lasting Impact
Submarines have captivated imaginations and dominated nightmares for much of the 20th century, but undersea vessels have a much longer history than that.
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You'll Never Believe How Much It Costs To Fly U.S. Military Aircraft
Military jets are among some of the most expensive pieces of equipment on earth, but the mind-boggling cost of operating the planes every hour may surprise you.
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Here's Why The US Navy Doesn't Use The F-22 Raptor
In the day and age of fifth-generation jets, why wouldn't the Navy use the Raptor like the Air Force.
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