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Landing a jet on an aircraft carrier at night, on a pitching deck in bad weather, is something many Navy pilots say frightens them...
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Landing a jet on an aircraft carrier at night, on a pitching deck in bad weather, is something many Navy pilots say frightens them...
Officials with the U.S. Navy have made it clear that they’d like to see some aging cruisers retired ahead of schedule, with a focus...
United States Marine Corps aviators continue to fly high in their Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II fighters, and this week reached a new milestone...
It might still be July, but members of the Russian Army’s Strategic Missile Force may be experiencing a bit “cooler” weather as they’re taking...
Last month, the Russian Sukhoi Design Bureau announced that it would test a two-seat version of the Su-57 fifth-generation combat aircraft with four S-70...
Even after the USS Missouri (BB-63) was officially decommissioned in 1992, the “battleship retirement debate” continued – with some military pundits arguing that the...
This month, the sale of 250 U.S.-produced Abrams tanks to Poland was officially announced. On July 14, the sale was confirmed in a statement...
Russia has taken great strides in modernizing its submarine force, and while it will likely never be as sizeable as the old Soviet Navy’s...
Only a few details of Russia’s newly revealed next-generation, single-engine fighter dubbed “Checkmate”,0r Su-75, have been made public, but on Monday, it was announced...
“More tooth, less tail” is a common refrain from defense leaders in search of more combat power as budgets have flatlined. No matter the...
America’s near-peer adversaries have set very different courses when it comes to naval development. While China now has the largest navy in the world...