One Of The Weirdest Assault Vehicles The US Army Ever Conceived: Convair Model 49
Imagine a helicopter fused with a plane that could transform between those two vehicles and you've got an idea of what the U.S. military was going for here.
Read MoreImagine a helicopter fused with a plane that could transform between those two vehicles and you've got an idea of what the U.S. military was going for here.
Read MoreIf you have ever thrown a perfect spiral, you know what the Army was up to when they tried building a football-shaped grenade. The results were surprising.
Read MoreEver since WWI, just a decade after the maiden flight, aerial warfare has played a significant role across conflicts. These are the most vital of them all.
Read MoreLanding a military jet on an aircraft carrier or flying in adverse conditions it incredibly difficult, and these planes made the job tougher.
Read MoreSound has been weaponized for almost as long as people have been fighting. But recently, technological advancements have put sound back in the spotlight.
Read MoreThe Black Knight was unveiled to the public in 2006 during the Association of the United States Army annual convention.
Read MoreThe Wright brothers may have been the first humans to take flight after the turn of the century, but the Bleriot XI is the world's oldest plane still flying.
Read MoreThe U.S. military has made a concerted effort in studying ways to improve tactility in hand protection, including ways to keep hands warm without bulky gloves.
Read MoreThe USS Missouri is the last battleship commissioned by the United States Navy and it served for a long time. We have its full history right here.
Read MoreThe magic of seeing a machine in the sky has faded, however, flight's journey from idea to a part of everyday practice is remarkable.
Read MoreThe Second World War propelled innovation and demanded unheard-of manufacturing speed. These were the 10 best fighter jets produced by the Axis and the Allies.
Read MoreThe Humvee got its start as a specialized military vehicle and became so iconic that it was eventually turned into a civilian vehicle as well.
Read MoreU.S. Aircraft carriers are some of the largest vehicles in the world. They are extremely well protected outside and in, and they're built to take a pounding.
Read MoreRather than focusing on getting passengers from A to B as quickly as possible, airlines needed to figure out how to do it cheaply. NASA's F-8 helped.
Read MoreOne of the worst explosions in modern history happened in Canada in the early 1900s, killing hundreds of people and leaving thousands injured.
Read MoreThe U.S. Air Force has announced a partnership with JetZero to produce a new jet that will greatly reduce aerodynamic drag and thus require much less fuel.
Read MoreMany tank design flaws were only apparent once troops were already inside them and taking fire in battle.
Read MoreYou might think it's very unlikely that a jet would land on the wrong aircraft carrier, and it is. When it happens, there's a specific punishment prescribed.
Read MoreYou can see them in old movies and find videos of them in use today -- mortars are a staple of militaries all over the world because of their reliability.
Read MoreThe Phalanx CWIS is a key defensive weapon that is in service on most naval vessels that require it. Here's what it is and how it came to be so necessary.
Read MoreSome aircraft rise above (quite literally) and have left an indelible mark on our collective psyche.
Read MoreYou may have noticed workers at the airport scrubbing down airplanes before arriving at the gate. Here's why they wash planes so frequently.
Read MoreWhile warfare has led to the creation of some spectacular technologies, not every military invention is a winner.
Read MoreLEGO has released an ode to a classic piece of aviation technology, renowned for its supersonic technology: The Concorde.
Read MoreAvoiding detection by radar has become a necessity for modern military aircraft. Here is how the science behind stealth technology actually works.
Read MoreArtificial intelligence isn't limited to generating paintings and doing your homework for you. Militaries like the IDF are embracing AI for warfare, too.
Read MoreThe X-4 Bantam was developed by Northrop in the late 1940s for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
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