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The 6.8x51mm runs above 80,000 psi at close to 3,000 feet per second, and it exists because adversaries now issue body armor as standard....
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The 6.8x51mm runs above 80,000 psi at close to 3,000 feet per second, and it exists because adversaries now issue body armor as standard....
The YF-23's diamond wing, V-tails, S-duct intakes, and flat exhausts made it stealthier, and in testing it posted a higher top speed, faster supercruise,...
The SAW is an open-bolt, gas-operated FN Minimi that fires 5.56mm at about 775 rounds per minute from belts or, in a pinch, a...
The Zumwalt-class was planned at 32 ships, cut to 24, then 8, then 3 — and the overruns triggered Nunn-McCurdy along the way. Its...
"Every man is scared in his first battle," George S. Patton told his troops, and he spent 1944 proving fear could be controlled.
Aircraft AR-1, the first F-35 in Royal Canadian Air Force markings, flew from Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Texas, on September...
Russia's 'new' Admiral Nakhimov Kirov-class might not work as expected in the age of drones and missile swarms.
USS Parche, a Sturgeon-class submarine commissioned in 1974, earned nine Presidential Unit Citations in 30 years and is widely considered the most decorated submarine...
USS Bonhomme Richard burned at a San Diego pier from July 12 to July 16, 2020. The Navy priced repairs at as much as...
In 1974 the Hughes Glomar Explorer told the world it was mining manganese nodules. The CIA had built the ship to lift the sunken...