Author: Jake Thompson

For a long time, air supremacy was considered the most envied achievement in military strategy. Historically, the control of the sky meant having the power

The .41 Remington Magnum has always been a somewhat different perspective of the world of revolvers, the medium between the raw power of the .44

For fighter aircraft, speed isn’t merely a source of pride—it can literally be the difference between life and death in the air. It’s a tactical

At the center of Russia’s desires to revamp its air and missile defense lies the S-500 Prometheus. Promoted as a single system capable of intercepting

F-35 Lightning II is to redefine, or rather evolve, modern air power perception not only for the U.S but for its friends and allies too.

 Nord 1500 Griffon is a kind of no or very low probability yet fascinating figure, whose presence is paramountly striking when regarded as part of

Over twenty years have passed since Concorde made its last landing, and the dream of commercial supersonic flight has been almost unheard of. The future

With the introduction of the long-range guided ATACMS missiles, Ukraine can strike targets much farther away, including those deep inside Russia and not just the

The story of modern military sidearms never fails to mention the brand of Glock with a lot of respect. Once upon a time, in the

The USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) is a unique vessel in the U.S. Navy. It is named for the 39th President—himself a trainee submariner at the