Author: Rachel Monroe

During World War II, America was racing to produce fighters capable of beating enemy planes. The Fisher P-75 Eagle was meant to be the new

When it comes to fighter aircraft, the line between genius and disaster is a thin one. For every plane that continues to live on in

Speed during the Cold War was not ego alone—it was often a question of life and death. America and the USSR were running into a

At the beginning of the Cold War, mankind was in a frantic hurry to unlock nuclear power, and America and Russia were engaged in a

Northrop F-20 Tigershark is one of those intriguing “what if” tales of flight. On paper, it had it all: fast, able, and inexpensive—a jet designed

Modernizing America’s bomber force is much more than exchanging old aircraft for new ones. It is a deliberate process that involves strategy, cutting-edge technology, and

The footage of Japan’s battleship Yamato is far more than the story of one line of monstrous warships that was sunk; it is a turning

No period in American warfare history has been more highly charged with emotion and controversy than the past of the Enola Gay, the B-29 Superfortress

Selecting a proper caliber for deer hunting isn’t about having the largest or loudest gun available—it’s about one that shoots reliably, is easy to shoot,