Author: Rachel Monroe

The US Air Force is starting a new era—one that will define how America controls the skies for generations to come. The old tired routine

Beneath the ocean floor, out of sight, America’s ballistic missile subs perform one of America’s most important jobs. These ships provide the silent muscle of

It is a tale of genius, perseverance, and lasting influence on the character of warfare. Canadian-born engineer John Garand reported for duty at Springfield Armory

Few combat aircraft have ever had the same level of imagination capture as the F-14 Tomcat. Its unique silhouette, variable-sweep wings, and double tails made

Air dominance has been the determining factor in contemporary warfare for a long time. From the chaos-filled dogfights of World War II to the stealth

The F-15EX Eagle II is one of those few aircraft that fills the gap between vintage fighter muscle and the changing requirements of contemporary battlegrounds.

As the Cold War built towards its climax, both the United States and the Soviet Union were competing not just to accumulate nuclear weapons. They

General George S. Patton, Jr., is still one of America’s best-known military commanders—both for his masterful battlefield maneuvers and for his one-of-a-kind personality: standing upright,

The Zumwalt destroyers have long been a mystery within the U.S. Navy fleet. Designed as stealthy, multi-mission surface warships packed with advanced technology, they were