Author: Rachel Monroe

The U.S. Army has never been content to stand still, particularly when the battlefield begins to shift. As drones, loitering weapons, and precision-guided projectiles become

The United States Navy’s latest addition to its military arsenal is not a stealth fighter or hypersonic missile—it’s an airplane that will fuel jets in

For over five decades, US Army air assault operations have depended on workhorses such as the UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook—aircraft that took to

With the world seeming more and more unpredictable, Americans are seriously considering how to safeguard themselves and their loved ones. Whether you reside in an

The B-45 Tornado is not perhaps as universally remembered as some of its descendants, but it was a genuine pioneer—the first operational American jet bomber.

Few airplanes embody the evolution of U.S. air power throughout the Cold War like the Vought A-7 Corsair II. It was developed in the chaotic

After decades away from bolt-action rifle production, Springfield Armory has made a strong comeback with the Model 2020 Waypoint. It’s their first bolt gun since

Few pistols have made an impression on history like the Colt M1911. Conceived by John Moses Browning and formally adopted by the U.S. Army in

Amid the Cold War, when relations between America and Russia were at their most tense, intelligence gathering was not merely a priority—it was crucial. Every

The U.S. Army is in the midst of a radical redesign, and nowhere is that change more apparent than in its move away from the