Author: David Brooks

Few issues in modern military aviation provoke more discussion than the ongoing comparison of the F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Lightning II. Both are symbols

To her thousands of sailors, USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63) was always just an aircraft carrier. She was home, office, and community all in one—a city

Submarines have been the stealthy behemoths of naval warfare for centuries—swooshing silently through the depths with destructive capability to change the tide of a war.

Douglas A-3 Skywarrior history is one of determination and adaptability, traits that defined the aircraft as a symbol of flight during the Cold War era.

The U.S. Army is making a dramatic departure from its decades-long practice of making incremental improvements to the Abrams tank. Rather than adding increments to

The Abrams has been America’s ground force muscle for over four decades—a heavy-hitting tank designed to overwhelm the battlefield with brute firepower and sophisticated technology.

When defending your own home, the stakes are high. Home defense frequently occurs in close range, where seconds count, and your mission is to keep

For decades, the U.S. Air Force trusted the dependable F-15C and F-15D fighter jets to reign supreme in the skies. They bore the air superiority