Author: Rachel Monroe

The .45 ACP is as American as they come—conceived by John Browning in 1905 and popularized by the iconic M1911. The 1911 has been a

During the initial period of the Cold War, there was a boom in military innovation as the United States and the Soviet Union engaged in

The U.S. has been quietly ramping up air power in the Middle East, and it’s not all for display purposes. American pilots in Syria have

The United States Army is about to undergo a significant shift in its way of thinking about vertical lift with Bell Textron’s V-280 Valor coming

The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk remains one of World War II’s most iconic and storied fighter planes, forever linked to the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor

The T-90M main battle tank has become one of Russia’s hottest armored vehicles of the past few years. Dubbed “Proryv,” or “Breakthrough,” it’s designed to

In the high-speed universe of air warfare, there are occasional instances that perfectly encapsulate the nature of contemporary conflict. One unfolded in 2013, well above

Modernizing America’s bomber fleet isn’t so much about exchanging old aircraft for new ones. It’s a deliberate process that combines strategy, technology, and strategic planning

The OV-10 Bronco is not simply another combat airplane—it’s one of those incredibly rare vehicles that gained a reputation for brute ruggedness and all-around versatility.

When a ship as iconic as the USS Ronald Reagan departs from its nearly decade-long homeport, it is more than just typical turnover—it closes one