Author: David Brooks

One of the “Whales” of the air, as the crew members tenderly named it, the Douglas A-3 Skywarrior was the most adaptable of aircraft that

The F-5 is a Northrop plane that shows how well simple and practical things can leave a mark on the history of the aviation industry.

It was a very silent farewell to a very much extraordinary story of naval history when the Dmitry Donskoy, Russia’s last Typhoon-class submarine, was finally

The F-15EX Eagle II is a whole lot more than an updated throwback to an old fighter—it’s a conscious choice on the part of the

Grumman F6F Hellcat was more than a fighter of World War II with a limited utility—it was a hallmark of creativity, stubbornness, and long-term impact

The battle for Avdiivka vividly depicts what the war in Ukraine has become: a hard-fought battle of attrition, logistics, and determination just as much as

 In the first place, if the B-2 Spirit once appeared to be a mere foreshadowing of the future, the B-21 Raider is turning out to

The Russia-Ukraine conflict has gone beyond its initial battles to become a landmark of the use of unmanned systems in the wars of the 21st

When North Korean troops first appeared in Russia’s trenches of war with Ukraine, it caused tremors in the world’s security community. For years, North Korean

The American Army is overhauling how it wages war with tanks, and at the center of that revolution is the legendary Abrams tank. For many