F-35 Lightning II Top Speed: Here's How Fast It Is Compared To China's J-35
The F-35 Lightning II is considered by many to be the apex of modern jet fighters. But how does its top speed compare that of the new Chinese J-35 Gyrfalcon?
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Why Is The USS Zumwalt Shaped Differently From Other Ships?
The U.S. Navy's Zumwalt class of destroyers is undoubtedly one of the most unique boats launched by any navy, but why does it look like that anyway?
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Why The US Ended The B-2 Stealth Bomber Program
The United States developed and built one of the most advanced flying machines in the world. Then it shut it down before it even finished its order. Here's why.
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How Many Type 45 Destroyers Does The UK Navy Have In Its Fleet & What Are The Ships' Capabilities?
Britain's Type 45 destroyer is one of the nation's most powerful and versatile vessels. It has been in service since 2009 with the commissioning of HMS Daring.
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Which Countries Fly The F-35 And How Many Do They Have In Their Air Fleet?
The F-35 is in high demand. See which 19 countries operate it, how many jets they have, and what this means for future air combat.
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When (And Why) Are Military Aircraft Allowed To Break The Sound Barrier?
Some may already be familiar with the sonic boom that accompanies a break to the sound barrier, but when and why would military aircraft be allowed to do so?
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How Does An Anti-Satellite Missile Work? (And Can A Fighter Jet Launch It?)
What's a nation to do if an enemy launches satellites that pose a threat to its security? Well, anti-satellite missiles are one option; here's how they work.
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5 Incredible Shipwrecks You Can Visit And Explore
These striking shipwrecks tell unique stories of adventure, mishaps, and naval history -- and you can get up close and personal.
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How Many Patriot Missile Systems Are In The US Army's Arsenal?
The Patriot Air Defense System is a mobile surface-to-air missile launcher and interceptor designed specifically to counter airborne threats.
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Why Wing Fences Disappeared From Modern Military Aircraft Designs
Wing fences are small metal vanes that once graced the wings of early jets. Here's why they have since disappeared from modern military aircraft designs.
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When Was The B-2 Bomber Made? These Are The Years It Was Produced
The B-2 bomber is a stealth military aircraft unlike any that came before it. Here's what to know about its origins and how many are still operational today.
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How Long Are The Anchors On Navy Ships?
Navy ships can be massive behemoths, and that's also true of what's used to weigh down and stop these vessels. But how massive can Navy anchors get?
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How Many Su-27, Su-30, & Su-35 Fighter Jets Does Russia Have? Here's What We Know
Russia has quite a fearsome airborne arsenal at its disposal, including Su-27, Su-30, and Su-35 fighters. But how many of these does Russia have exactly?
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China's Most Advanced Nuclear Submarine: The Type 094
China’s most advanced nuclear submarine is the Jin Class Type 094 sub, providing defense in nuclear situations. Here's a look at its strengths and weaknesses.
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Why The US Air Force Has The World's Largest Anechoic Chamber (And What Is It Used For)
The U.S. Air Force's Anechoic Chamber serves a specific purpose for technology, which is simple but important.
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Why The US Army Retired The AH-1 Cobra (But The Marines Didn't)
The AH-1 Cobra is a legend of the skies, but the U.S. Army retired it much sooner than the Marines. Here's why the Cobra fell out of favor with the Army.
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China's New Drone Mothership Could Shift The Balance In Its Favor
Military drones are at the forefront of modern conflicts. But China looks like it may take drone warfare to the next level with a new mothership.
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Who Controls GPS & Can The US Government Turn It Off During Military Operations?
GPS is a service that both military personnel and civilians rely on for a number of tasks, but does the government have the ability to turn GPS off at a whim?
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How Much Do Taurus Missiles Cost & How They Work
The Taurus missile system is a highly sought after defense solution in the arsenal of a number of nations' militaries, but just how capable is it really?
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12 Most Expensive Private Jets Owned By Pro Athletes
These multi-million-dollar jets offer speed, luxury, comfort, and, most importantly, convenience.
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How Far Can A HondaJet Fly? (And How Fast Can It Go?)
Japanese car manufacturer Honda has spent an estimated $1 billion on its HondaJet lines since 1997, begging the questions of how far and how fast they can go.
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This 1989 Aircraft Still Holds The Title For Most Expensive Military Aircraft Ever Built
Not only is it surprising that it's not a modern day fifth-generation stealth fighter jet that costs the most, but it's an aircraft that's nearly 40 years old.
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Why The RAF No Longer Flies The Legendary Harrier II Fighter Jet
The Harrier II jump jet was a legendary military aircraft heavily utilized by the RAF. However, the U.K. government pulled the plug on it over a decade ago.
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Which Country Has The Most Nuclear Submarines In Its Military?
Nuclear submarines are still a vital part to a naval force, but which country actually bolsters the greatest number of the vessels in its arsenal?
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What Does USS Stand For On A Navy Ship?
USS, HMS, SS — what do all these designations mean on a military ship? Here's what USS stands for on Navy ships, and some history behind the naming of them.
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US Military MQ-9B Drones Now Have Their Own Top Gun-Style Robot Wingmen
If "Top Gun" taught us anything, it’s that you’re only as strong as your wingman. Now, the MQ-9B military drone has its own robot wingman for support.
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Can A Missile From Iran Reach The US?
With tensions heating up, it's natural to wonder whether a missile launched from Iran could reach United States soil. That's just one potential target.
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