The F-35 Fighter Jet: Which Countries Helped Develop It & What Did They Do?
The Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II multi-role combat aircraft was developed and built by companies from across the globe.
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5 Of The Most Advanced Chinese Fighter Jets (That We Know Of)
Developing fighter jets is the realm of superstates with high-technology infrastructure and supply chains. China's program is rising and battle-tested.
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Why The CH-37 Mojave Is Considered One Of The US Military's Worst Helicopters
Not every military helicopter can be as well-loved as the Huey or the Black Hawk. The CH-37 Mojave from the 1950s rarely gets any love, and here's why.
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Spike S-512: How Fast Will The Supersonic Jet Be Able To Fly From New York To Paris?
The Spike S-512 Diplomat will be able to fly from New York to Paris in record time. This supersonic jet will also have plenty of luxurious features onboard.
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This Is Why So Many Ships Are Painted Red On The Bottom
Ever noticed the red paint on the bottom of ships? It is not just for looks but also plays a vital role in protecting the hull from marine damage.
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Why Are Aircraft Carrier Runways Angled & How Long Are They?
When most people think about aircraft carriers, they think about modern day carriers with angled runways. However, that wasn't always the case.
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Which Country's Navy Controls The Most War Ships?
Global naval power is changing fast as countries invest in new warships and technology. Here’s what’s driving the shift and what it means for the seas.
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Which Military Aircraft Has The Largest Wingspan?
For all of the massive bomber and cargo aircraft in the military, the one with the largest wingspan was developed during World War II and never saw combat.
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6 Of The Biggest F-35 Flaws That Need Fixing
The F-35 is an awesome weapon of war, but even the United States Air Force's most advanced fighter needs tweaks, upgrades, and fine tuning to stay ahead.
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Is The Hawker Hunter Fighter Jet Still In Service?
As military technology evolves, aircraft come and go. But what about the Hawker Hunter? The jet is still in service and has become a master of its niche.
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Why Do Military Pilots Say 'Roger' & What Does The Code Word Mean?
If you've ever been around a plane or seen a pilot in a movie, you've heard the term "Roger" used as an acknowledgement. Here's what that means.
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Yamaha CrossWave: What Makes This Powerful 4-Person WaveRunner So Special?
The Yamaha CrossWave is a jet ski designed to appeal to the fishing market. Some of its features are firsts for the powered watercraft industry.
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Why The US Chose Turbines Over Diesel Engines For Its M1 Abrams Tanks
Despite army preference for a GM diesel-powered tank, political lobbying and interference led to Chrysler's turbine-engined tank being chosen for the Abrams.
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Every Japanese Aircraft Carrier Sunk In WWII
The Pacific Theater of World War II was one of the most ferocious naval campaigns in history during which capital ships engaged in tremendous battles.
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Are The Blue Angels' Fighter Jets Combat-Ready?
The U.S. Navy's Blue Angels are best known for wowing crowds at air shows with their F/A-18 Super Hornet jets, but could they enter combat if needed?
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What Is The Most Produced Helicopter In The World? The Answer Might Surprise You
For decades, one helicopter has outpaced all others in production numbers, serving militaries and civilians worldwide. Its story might surprise you.
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Why The US Military Still Uses A Nearly 70-Year-Old Missile In Frontline Service
The AIM-4 Falcon air-to-air missile debuted in the 1950s, but it wasn't the only one and it was far from the superior. Its competitor went on to set the bar.
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Why Passenger Planes Are Occasionally Escorted By Fighter Jets
Apart from surveillance and dogfights, fighter jets are sometimes used to escort commercial planes. Here's why you might see one outside your airplane.
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Why The US Navy Detonates Bombs Near Aircraft Carriers Before They Enter Service
Before the first ship of a new class of warship takes to the seas, the Navy has one last test it needs to conduct. Here's why the Navy bombs its own ships.
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How Many B-29 Superfortresses Are Still Flying Today?
Boeing's B-29 Superfortress had a significant impact on U.S. military history and aircraft design, pushing the Allies to victory over the Pacific.
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How The US Army Builds Bridges That Can Carry Tanks In A Matter Of Minutes
Rivers often serve as natural barriers in combat. However, the U.S. Army can build bridges that allow tanks to cross them in a matter of minutes.
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Who Makes The Engines Used In Chinese Fighter Jets?
China's military might has never been insignificant, but the country has only worked to consolidate manufacturing efforts to improve its efficiency.
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This Vietnam Star Was One Of America's Last Propeller-Driven Fighter Planes
Believe it or not, a propeller-driven fighter plane was one of the stars of Vietnam sky combat. It's not still in service, but it left its mark on history.
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Why Canada Doesn't Make Its Own Fighter Jets
Canada's air force and navy both utilize aircraft manufactured by other countries, namely the United States. Why don't they make their own fighter jets?
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J-10 Vs. JF-17: What Are The Differences Between These Two Similar Fighter Jets?
China’s J-10 and the joint China-Pakistan JF-17 are two similar jets with very different stories. How do they compare in design, performance, and purpose?
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All About The 747 AAC: Boeing's Flying Aircraft Carrier
Boeing and the U.S. Air Force explored an ambitious plan to turn the 747 into a flying aircraft carrier. The plan was bold, but faced major challenges.
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What Happens To A Heat-Seeking Missile If It Loses Lock And Misses Its Target?
Heat-seeking missiles are designed to follow intense heat signatures, yet they don’t always hit. Here’s what happens when one loses lock in the air.
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