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The total conflict of the Second World War saw battles on land, in the sky, and at sea. These are just a few Navy ships that paid the ultimate price.
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Do bullet trains actually need wheels? The answer isn't a simple no. Discover which high-speed trains still roll on rubber tires and why they do it.
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Ford is partnering with Amazon (like other car brands) to bring some of its offerings to the online retailer but there are some caveats to be aware of.
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It’s not Harley or Honda. A different manufacturer has officially taken the top spot as America's best-selling motorcycle brand. See who is #1.
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The U.S. F-16 and the Swedish Gripen jet fighters have some similarities, but they also have a lot of differences. Here are somethings that set them apart.
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One of the most controversial Artificial Intelligence features included in iOS is back in the latest revision, but Apple warns it may still not be perfect.
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One of NASA’s most important antennas is down with no fix in sight. Find out how this single failure could strain a system already pushed to its limits.
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Think you have what it takes to be a digital nomad? Some freelancers have found that the lifestyle was more difficult to adapt to than they anticipated.
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In 1990, the F-117 Nighthawk was the first warplane to use stealth technology. Now the B-21 Raider promises new leaps in stealth. What's changed along the way?
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As the ocean liner SS United States is being prepared for its final voyage, from Alabama to a site off Florida, we look back at what made it so important.
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Helicopters and airplanes are often used to detect and sink submarine craft, but how exactly does that happen? What allows them to see underwater?
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The Red October, featured in both a Tom Clancy novel and a movie starring Sean Connery and Alec Baldwin, seemed so genuine. Was it a real Soviet submarine?
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While the U.S. has the largest and most advanced submarine fleet, Russia is catching up with the impressive and well-armed Severodvinsk class.
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Although technology has advanced over time, it appears fighter jet speeds have not. Why is this, and what has replaced speed in the priorities?
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Aircraft fly over most parts of the world, but some countries are off limits — including Tibet. Here's why pilots avoid flying over the mountainous country.
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President Donald Trump introduced sweeping tariffs on a number of products in various industries including cars. So how is Toyota holding up?
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The U.S. Navy may rule the waves, but it also has the second second-largest air force in the world. Here's why the Navy has so many aircraft at its disposal.
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Discover what happens to decommissioned US Navy ships, from scrapping and recycling to serving as museums and target vessels for military exercises.
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Someone mentioning a 'Flying Dorito,' is likely talking about the A-12 jet. But how did the aircraft earn the name and what ultimately happened to it?
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The U.S Navy has a vast variety of terms that are more familiar than others, like the main deck and overboard. However, stricken may be less commonly known.
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A deal brokered and signed in 2021 for American ally Australia to buy some U.S. submarines is in trouble under the Trump administration. Here's why.
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While traversing the ocean's surface, submarines take advantage of satellites with GPS. However, that fails to function accurately when submarines submerge.
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When you think of the United States Army, you might picture soldiers on the ground, but do they have their own ships, too? Here's what you need to know.
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The Admiral Kuznetsov was meant to be the pride of the Soviet navy, but the USSR went out of business soon after it was launched. It's been all downhill since.
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Building a PC is a rewarding and fulfilling process for many tech enthusiasts and gamers, but it's important to keep tabs on all of your rig's components.
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The US Marines Crops has access to a wide variety of military personnel and equipment, but does the organization have its own ships to use at sea?
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