Author: David Brooks

The SR-72, Lockheed Martin’s hypersonic unmanned aerial vehicle called the “Son of Blackbird,” is set to redefine military flight. With the speed and surveillance lineage of

The Su-75 “Checkmate” has been one of the most highly debated names in military flight over the past several years. Hyped as a fighter that

For decades, the need for stealth and agility has driven the evolution of American fighter planes, pushing engineers and pilots to rethink what a fighter

More than two decades of radio silence since the last Concorde landing have followed, but the vision of commercial supersonic flight is taking off again—this

In the rapidly changing security landscape of today, the U.S. Air Force is reconsidering how to control the skies. That change is represented in the

World War II witnessed some of the greatest fighter pilots in history flying planes. These individuals were not only great fliers — they were bold

Following the hard loss at Kasserine Pass, the US II Corps was at a critical juncture in North Africa. The defeat had revealed glaring weaknesses

The F-14 Tomcat occupies a special position in the history of aviation—a lean, muscular fighter that became the epitome of American engineering at its best,

The search for handgun power has been as old as revolvers themselves. For some, it’s about possessing the ultimate last-ditch defense against wild predators. For