Author: Rachel Monroe

Drones are one of the few inventions that have redefined war in a very short time and in a very radical manner. Previously, the use

By the late 1990s, the U.S. Navy longed to have the unimaginable. That goal was highly ambitious: designing a new generation of aircraft carriers that

Among the many iconic planes of the Cold War period, the F-4 Phantom II is easily the most ostentatious one – a true icon of

The Lockheed P-38 Lightning was in no way just a typical fighter plane. It was a departure from the norm of standard design, combining innovative

When the F-35 Lightning II was initially unveiled to experts in the military field, it was evident from the aircraft’s slick, radar-shy shape that it

Submarines are exceptionally intricate and demanding vessels that any navy would be proud of having. Being under the ocean deep below the surface leaves you

Let’s discuss the apotheosis of naval flexibility: the aircraft carrier. If you’ve ever laid eyes on one of these behemoths in person—or even on screen—their

Fighter jets form the cornerstone of contemporary airpower, and in 2025, the skies host a blend of sophisticated, cutting-edge stealth planes and stalwart Cold War-era

The ’60s were a decade that was all about speed and design. The designers of different aircraft competed to get new records, and their attempts

The B-2 Spirit stealth bombers of the United States entered history with an amazing attack on Iran’s nuclear program that military officials refer to as

Adoption of the XM7 rifle marks a landmark moment in the U.S. Army’s infantry weapons evolution timeline. The Army has now deployed a rifle that