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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Which Yamaha Jet Skis Are Supercharged? Here Are Your Best Options
Yamaha makes supercharged jet skis with a variety of different options and features. You just need to know what you want the watercraft to do.
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All About The USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70) Aircraft Carrier And Where Its Homeport Is
While its namesake might not be immediately familiar to average folks, the USS Carl Vinson's name is steeped in the wartime history of the U.S. Navy.
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How Many USS Enterprise Aircraft Carriers Have There Been, And Are Any In Service?
A total of eight U.S. Navy vessels bore the name Enterprise going back to the American Revolutionary War.
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How High Is The Flight Deck On An Aircraft Carrier?
An aircraft carrier is one of the most imposing modes to transport you can imagine. It literally towers over you. Here's how much it towers over you and why.
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Which Is The Most Advanced Aircraft Carrier In The World?
Aircraft carriers are already one of the most impressive vehicles on the face of the planet, but right now, there is one that stands above the rest.
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Do Aircraft Carriers Store Planes Below Deck?
Some of the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers can carry up to 90 aircraft. Where do they put them, and do aircraft carriers store planes below deck?
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Here's Why Boeing Discontinued The C-17 Globemaster III Military Cargo Aircraft
The C-17 has a reputation as a versatile aircraft that has played a part in a wide range of transport missions for troops, cargo, and medical evacuation.
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The U.S. Army's Latest Main Battle Tank: The AbramsX
The AbramsX isn't just a new battle tank for the U.S. Army, it's the latest step in a long and storied line of military hardware innovation.
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An Aircraft Carrier Made From Ice And Wood Pulp: The Story Of Project Habakkuk
It's hard to imagine aircraft carriers made of anything but steel. Here's the story behind Project Habakkuk, the WWII carrier made from ice and wood pulp.
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Why The New F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet Is The Navy's Next-Level Fighter
F/A-18 Block III Super Hornet is based on a fourth generation fighter jet, but its advancements have ensured its continued use with the Navy for years.
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10 Interesting Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Aircraft Carriers
Aircraft carriers are essential tools for naval forces worldwide, but they are more than a floating runway. Here's what to know about these massive machines.
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What Was The First Aircraft Carrier With The Game-Changing Full Flat Landing Deck?
Today, aircraft carries are the most formidable defense in the sea. Here's the story behind the first carriers with the game-changing full flat landing deck.
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Why Did The USAF Choose Boeing 747-8 Jet To Replace The Current Air Force One?
After several years, Air Force One is seeing a big change, but financial and presidential challenges hampered initial development of the new aircraft.
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Ship Losses At Pearl Harbor: Why No American Aircraft Carriers Were Sunk
December 7, 1941, is a day that will live in infamy, but the fact that America didn't lose any aircraft carriers may surprise you. Here's what happened.
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How Fast Can Aircraft Carriers Go, And Which Country Has The Fastest?
Aircraft carriers are a powerful component to many country's militaries, but which one would win in a race? We take a look at the fastest in the world.
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Yes, Yamaha Still Makes Jet Boats, And This Is How Much They Cost
Yamaha seems to be a purveyor of nearly every industry, so it should come as no surprise that Yamaha jet boats have been around for several decades.
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All About The USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) Aircraft Carrier & And Where Its Homeport Is
The world's largest aircraft carrier has already spent significant time at sea, and has a formidable arsenal of weaponry at its disposal.
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The Tragic Reason The US Navy Stopped Making Flying Aircraft Carrier Airships
In the 1930s, the United States Navy launched two flying aircraft carrier airships but unfortunately, it ended in tragedy. Here's what happened.
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How Does Italy's Flagship Aircraft Carrier 'Cavour' Compare To American Carriers?
We explore the size, capabilities, power and more of the ITS Cavour, Italy’s flagship aircraft carrier, to see how it compares to U.S. carriers.
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6 Innovative Aircraft Carriers That Led To The USS Gerald R. Ford
The USS Gerald R. Ford is the latest in a line of aircraft carriers from the United States, but it would have never been created if not for these iconic ships.
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What Happened To The USS Constellation Aircraft Carrier: Where Is CV-64 Now?
The USS Constellation operated throughout the duration of the Vietnam War and for the next couple decades.
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