Why Aircraft Carrier Islands Are Almost Always On The Right
Spotting an aircraft carrier is easy thanks to its island superstructure, but why is it almost always on the right side? The answer lies in aviation physics.
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How Many Planes Can An Aircraft Carrier Launch Per Minute?
At first look, it may seem that an aircraft carrier is unorganized, but don't be fooled, as planes can be launched at a rapid rate per minute.
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Why The U.S. Military Can't Replace Its Aging C-17 Globemaster Just Yet
The USAF utilizes many cargo planes, but few measure up to the C-17 Globemaster's capabilities. There are larger, but it's not just about its payload capacity.
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The USS George Washington Isn't Even Stationed In The US - Here's Where You'd Have To Go To See It
Most of the U.S. Navy's aircraft carriers are stationed in the United States, but the USS George Washington lives on the other side of the world.
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Who Made The Mirage 2000 Fighter Jet And Where Was It Manufactured?
While the United States is known for its many fighter jets, the country's allies have made some equally capable fighter jets, including the Mirage 2000.
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Why Aren't British Aircraft Carriers Nuclear Powered?
Every single United States aircraft carrier is powered by a nuclear reactor, but its ally across the pond opted for a different fuel source.
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Why The US Navy Continues To Launch Ballistic Missiles From Nuclear Submarines
United States military submarines are a crucial component to the country's nuclear triad, wielding the ability to launch nuclear ballistic missiles from sea.
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How America's Advanced Aircraft Carriers Compare To The Rest Of NATO's Fleet
NATO fields several aircraft carriers, but how do Britain’s, France’s, and others truly measure up against America’s massive nuclear-powered fleet?
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This Is The Only F35 Variant That's Nuclear Capable: Here's What Makes It Different
The F-35 Lightning II has three variants catered to fit very specific needs for different militaries and branches, but only one of them can carry nuclear bombs.
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The US Military's New Cargo Plane Has 12 Times More Space Than A C-17
A new plane designed by a company called Radia has a ton of capacity and can carry just about anything the military needs. Here's what you need to know.
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12 Of The Most Complicated Engines Ever Made
From Bugatti’s W16 to Saab’s variable compression, these engines redefined performance with brilliant, complex, and sometimes disastrous results.
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F-35 Pilot Explains Why Fighter Jets Can't Turn At Fast Speeds
The F-35 may be slower than older jets, but there’s a good reason why speed isn’t the secret to winning in the skies. A pilot explains the physics behind it.
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Australia's Apollo Laser Can Take Down 200 Drones Using Its Own Power Source
Like many other sections of the tech industry, military tech affordability allows systems like the EOS to enhance drone deterrence without spending a fortune.
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Jimmy Buffett's Famous Plane Is Open For Fans - Here's Where To See It
Jimmy Buffett was widely known for his music, but he also had a pilot's license and a small collection of private airplanes, with one on display for tourists.
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This Clever Design Made Boeing's YC-14 The King Of Short Runways
The Boeing YC-14 is one of the most bizarre planes to have ever been built, but the unique design made it one of the best planes to have on a short runway.
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Can A Submarine Outrun A Torpedo? How Their Top Speeds Compare
Generally speaking, a submarine cannot typically outrun an enemy torpedo outright, but submarines do use speed in other ways to avoid fatal hits.
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Russia Now Has Jet-Powered Attack Drones Immune To Electronic Warfare
Jet propulsion drones, similar to the Shahed ones used in Iran, are being deployed by Russia against Ukraine. However, Ukraine may already have an answer.
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The US Army Is Using Soldiers As 'Walking Blood Banks' Like They Did In WWI
The U.S. Army is reviving a 20th-century tactic by using Type O soldiers as “walking blood banks”. How does this system save lives in modern combat?
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Which Countries Use Chinese Fighter Jets?
No longer a nation that exclusively imports, China has become a leading fighter jet exporter in the world, rivaling the United States and Russia.
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The U.S. Is Weighing A Massive Weapons Hub Near China's Doorstep
Although still in the early stages of consideration, a joint ammunition production and storage facility at Subic Bay could be the world's largest.
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Chinese Fleet Raises Tensions After Interception In Restricted Waters
In September 2025, a fleet of warships from China appeared in restricted waters in the Taiwan Strait, raising tensions after they were intercepted.
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5 Intriguing Military Helicopters Used For Rescue Missions
Military helicopters are a key part of emergency response. Here are some of the more interesting helicopters used by the military for lifesaving missions.
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The Royal Australian Navy Has A Billion-Dollar Ghost Shark Submarine Fleet On The Way
Drones are starting to make a mark on naval combat, and Australia's spending big to ensure it has its own fleet of uncrewed underwater vehicles ready.
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What Aircraft Could Replace The A-10 Warthog?
The A-10 Warthog is a legendary attack plane first introduced in 1976. It's still unclear which aircraft will replace it, but there are several contenders.
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14 Of The Oldest Aircraft Carriers Still In Service
A look at the world's oldest aircraft carriers still on active duty, examining their legacy, upgrades, and role in modern naval operations.
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Why The F-35 Lightning Hides Its Weapons Inside
The F-35 Lightning II is one of the most advanced fighter jets in the air today and part of what makes it so advanced is the ability to hide weapons internally.
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How The Russian Navy Protects Its Maritime Routes With Nuclear Subs & Coastal Missiles
Russia has a strategy to protect its maritime routes and coastlines. Part of the solution involves nuclear submarines, coastal missile, and tight communication.
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