Author: David Brooks

Among the aircraft of World War II, hardly any can compare to Flak-Bait, a Martin B-26 Marauder whose very birth at the Glenn L. Martin

Zumwalt-class destroyers have been shrouded in mystery within the US Navy. Designed to be stealthy, versatile surface combatants laden with advanced technology, they practically had

Tanks have been the heavyweights of the battlefield for over a century, with the victor usually being the one with the thickest armor, largest guns,

When the Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, everyone thought the days of sinister submarine battles and nuclear one-upmanship were a thing of the past. But

Military guns are a special attraction for collectors, historians, and investors alike. There’s something about owning a little bit of history—a battle-worn M1 Garand or

Few arguments in the shooting world stir as much passion—or last as long—as the back-and-forth between 10mm Auto fans and .45 ACP loyalists. Both have

The year 1945 brought an end to World War II, and with it, the United States was left in a peculiar situation—overwhelmed by war machinery

The Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) was originally hailed as the Navy’s fleet of the future—a lightweight, multi-mission ship that would cruise coastal waters, take over

The F-15EX Eagle II is a unique instance of an airplane that pays homage to its rich history while totally adopting the needs of the