What Battle Had The Most Aircraft Carriers Sunk And Which Ships Were They?
World War II had plenty of devastating battles, but only one saw the most aircraft carriers sink into the Pacific. These are which ships went down.
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Where Does Airbus Build Its Airplanes?
Airbus airplanes are used by many popular American airlines, but where are the aircrafts made and are any manufactured in the United States?
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11 Of The Most Historically Significant Submarines In Military History
Submarines have changed both naval warfare and global politics. Here are some of the most important submarines that ever slipped below the waves.
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How To Prevent Apps From Running In The Background On Windows (And Why You Should)
Some programs and apps automatically running in the background of Windows 10 and 11 machines don't actually need to be on if you don't actively use them.
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6 Novice Video Editing Mistakes And How To Avoid Them
There are some common pitfalls and mistakes novice video editors are prone to making, but they're easy enough to avoid with a little extra insight.
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How To Make Your Windows 11 PC Boot Faster
If your Windows 11 PC is slow to boot up, there could be several reasons for it. Here's how to get it to consistently boot up more quickly.
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iMessage Activation Error: How To Fix It On An iPhone
If you're having trouble sending a text because of an 'iMessage Activation' error, there are a couple resets and settings you can try to get back to texting.
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How To Change The Icon And Color Of Folders On A Mac
To help with organization and customization, these are the steps you need to follow to change the icon or color of your folders on your Mac.
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5 Early Submarines That Navigated The Depths Before The 1900s
Since the first subs sailed in the 17th century, attempts have been made to perfect the technology in the centuries that followed.
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Do Wera's Self Setting Wrenches Live Up To The Hype (And Are They Difficult To Use)?
The Wera 6004 Joker 10-13mm Small Self-Setting Wrench is useful in theory, but does it live up to the hype?
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Asus Vivobook S15 OLED First Impressions: I Needed Battery Power On The Run, And I Got It
The Asus Vivobook S15 OLED came with on our show floor and city-wide adventure to Berlin for IFA 2024 -- here's how it fared in the field.
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How To Change Your Hotspot Name On An iPhone
Whether you want to mitigate the risk of strangers seeing your Hotspot name on your iPhone or just want something unique, here's how to change it.
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6 Aircraft Made By Kawasaki In WW2
The Mitsubishi A6M Zero is probably the best-known military fighter used in WW2, but Kawasaki also made several aircraft for the conflict. Here are a few.
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ESR Stash Stand Cases Offer Military-Grade Protection For Your iPhone 16 Without Sacrificing Fast MagSafe Charging Speeds
If you've been looking for an iPhone case that has military-grade protection without sacrificing fast MagSafe charging speeds, the ESR Stash Stand is for you.
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6 Samsung Home Appliances You Can Control With Your Galaxy Phone
Mobile phones do a lot more than make phone calls, and with Samsung SmartThings, you can control practically everything in your home.
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What Is The Boeing 747SP, The Short And Stubby Wide-Body Jet?
The "SP" stands for special, and purchasers from Iran to South Korea -- as well as NASA and the Las Vegas Sands casino -- found the 747SP to be just that.
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12 Unbelievable High-Tech Military Weapons That Actually Existed
We're living in an age where technology is advancing very fast. Here are 12 unbelievable high-tech military weapons that sound straight out of a sci-fi novel.
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Which Boeing Jet Has The Longest Range?
Commercial jets make getting around the globe easier than ever before, but which one can travel the longest on a single tank of fuel? We break it down for you.
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Everything To Know About The ATR 72 Turboprop Plane
The ATR 72 turboprop is one of the most prolific passenger and cargo planes ever created and has a long legacy stretching back to the 1980s.
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How Much Weight Can Harbor Freight's Transmission Jacks Handle & What Do They Cost?
Harbor Freight carries several low-profile transmission jacks. This is how much weight each jack can handle and how much they cost.
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6 Of The Last Remaining Corded Tools You Can Buy From Milwaukee
Battery-operated power tools haven’t completely replaced corded tools quite yet. Here are six popular corded tools you can still buy from Milwaukee.
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Which Russian Warships Have Been Sunk In 2024 & Were Any Of Them Aircraft Carriers?
Since February 2022, Ukraine and Russia have been at war and just in 2024, here is how many Russian warships and aircraft carriers have been sunk.
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China's New J-20 Fighter Jet Has One Advantage Over The West
Although the U.S.A. still dominates the skies when it comes to military superiority, China has been building up its inventory of J-20 fighter jets.
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Apple's AirPods Pro Hearing Aid Mode Already Has The Green Light From The FDA
Apple AirPods Pro 2 will be the first over-the-counter device that uses the Hearing Aid Feature, which may help millions of people with hearing loss.
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Will Your iPhone Be Compatible With iOS 18? Here's What You Need To Know
iOS 18 is coming soon and the software update will be offering up a slew of new features. Here's everything you need to know about which iPhones are compatible.
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WHY THE FLIGHT DECK OF AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER IS THE DANGER ZONE
Imagine working on the runway of a dangerous, very small, and incredibly busy airport, but one where you can also fall to a watery death.
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5 Ways Siri Is About To Improve With Apple Intelligence
Siri is getting an AI boost thanks to Apple Intelligence, which means several big upgrades coming this Fall, and perhaps even more features coming later on.
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