Smart Bombs: Military, Defense and National Security
Despite the novel ideas behind the RAH-66, the project ultimately never got past the prototype stage. The program simply did not offer enough bang...
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Despite the novel ideas behind the RAH-66, the project ultimately never got past the prototype stage. The program simply did not offer enough bang...
Ukrainian drones struck more than a quarter of all vessels in the Sea of Azov in a 96-hour stretch, forcing Russia to close the...
"An army marches on its stomach" is the most quoted line in military logistics, hung on Napoleon on a thousand mugs and staff-college slides....
The first Komet flew in 1941 and shattered every speed record of its age, exceeding 620 mph before the jet engine even existed. For...
NATO is openly debating whether to expand its nuclear arsenal in Europe — Finland's parliament just voted to allow nuclear weapons on its territory,...
For four decades Iran kept the world's last F-14 Tomcats flying under an embargo meant to ground them. In March, Israel said it finally...
In 1942, the U.S. built an aircraft carrier in just over 20 months, then made two dozen more. Today a single shipyard builds every...
Japan doesn't build nuclear submarines. Instead it built the Soryu class — 12 quiet diesel-electric hunters for the waters around the home islands. The...
The F-4 Phantom was built to kill Soviet bombers at long range with missiles — so the Navy left off the gun. Then Vietnam...
For the first time, the Air Force has admitted its B-2 can do something it still won't fully explain: fire an anti-ship missile. In...
Sweden didn't build the Gotland class to chase aircraft carriers across oceans. It built three small, quiet submarines for the Baltic — and in...