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USS Tripoli struck an Iraqi LUGM contact mine in the Persian Gulf on the morning of 18 February 1991, taking a 25-by-25-foot hole in...
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USS Tripoli struck an Iraqi LUGM contact mine in the Persian Gulf on the morning of 18 February 1991, taking a 25-by-25-foot hole in...
Two hundred miles off the California coast in 1985, an F-15 pilot hauled his fighter into a near-vertical climb and fired an 18-foot missile...
The Royal Navy has hit zero: not one British attack submarine is deployed at sea, a recurring failure a former First Sea Lord calls...
The Iran war was as close to a pure air campaign as America has fought, and James Holmes — who holds the J.C. Wylie...
China commissioned the Type 055 destroyer Dongguan in March. Barely three months later it slipped through the Miyako Strait off Okinawa on its first...
The Navy finally settled it: the new battleship will be nuclear-powered — and that single decision put the $17 billion Trump-class in direct competition...
The war in Ukraine delivered a brutal lesson: even Western-made tanks get decimated by cheap drones. So the U.S. Army canceled its planned Abrams...
An F-15EX landed at Kadena this week to talk of "the next chapter of airpower" — but the jet belongs to a Florida test...
For decades, every Chinese nuclear submarine came from one shipyard at Huludao. Then satellite imagery caught something new: a 120-meter boat with an unusually...
The Pentagon's most expensive weapon ever can perform its full mission one hour in four, and the trend line points down. Then the program's...
China fields the most warships. China fields the most soldiers. Count military aircraft, though, and the pattern breaks: one country operates nearly a quarter...