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To learn more about the B-21 Raider and its potential air-to-air role in a future conflict with China or Russia, watch Sandboxx New’s episode of AirPower above.
There’s now a solid chance that the Navy may beat the Air Force to the punch and be the first military service on the planet to field a 6th-generation fighter.
As the U.S. military is getting ready for a near-peer conflict with China or Russia, munitions like the M-500 are quite important.
If you want to learn more about the F-35’s bag of controversies and why they’re exaggerated, make sure to watch AirPower’s latest episode above.
Ever wonder where NATO reporting names come from? There’s a lot more to it than you might think.
On Monday, Northrop Grumman announced the delivery of the Air Force’s newest air-to-ground missile, known as the Stand-in Attack Weapon (SiAW), for testing.
Faced with dropping registration rates and an increasingly toothless enforcement policy, Congress is now trying to take action.
Thousands of pagers issued to Hezbollah operatives detonated in what appears to be a converted attack from Israel’s Mossad.
Lockheed Martin’s Mako missile has been touted as a hypersonic multi-mission weapon – and now we know it can fit inside the F-22.
America’s next stealth fighter, being developed in the NGAD program, may now be in question as the Air Force reconsiders its acquisition model.
The U.S. Air Force just revealed new information about its AI-piloted F-16, including that it has flown “complex” dog fights.
Hermeus just revealed its first flying prototype – a significant step toward the company’s goal of fielding a hypersonic aircraft.
There’s now a solid chance that the Navy may beat the Air Force to the punch and be the first military service on the planet to field a 6th-generation fighter.
As the U.S. military is getting ready for a near-peer conflict with China or Russia, munitions like the M-500 are quite important.
If you want to learn more about the F-35’s bag of controversies and why they’re exaggerated, make sure to watch AirPower’s latest episode above.
Ukraine’s shocking invasion of Russia’s Kursk region briefly took the focus off the fighting in the Donbas, but now Ukraine is losing ground both inside Russia and at home.
Sotnik simply won’t work. Russia might as well claim that the armor can fly – which is as believable as the claims it is currently making.
At the cost of over 100,000 dead and thousands of heavy weapon systems destroyed, Russia has failed to achieve an operational breakthrough.
The Nichols knife never gained the same fame as knives like the KA-BAR or Trench Knife, but it is appreciated by collectors.
Troops stationed at Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora, Colorado
Yet the F-117 was still among the stealthiest aircraft on the planet, even as it flew off into the sunset, and notably, its laser-targeting capabilities were just as potent as ever.
And yet, SEAL candidates are required to pick right back up on the Monday morning after the Friday Hell Week ends. This is how they do it.
Was GROM up to par with Delta? I’ll answer by saying that, in its element, GROM is a most capable fighting force, and Poland should be proud to foster its existence.
Vietnam, like most wars, was a giant testing ground of weaponry, including small arms. Let’s look at those exotic, rare, and sometimes odd weapons of the Navy SEALs.
Ever wonder where NATO reporting names come from? There’s a lot more to it than you might think.
Faced with dropping registration rates and an increasingly toothless enforcement policy, Congress is now trying to take action.
The Marksmanship Campaign Plan will help shape the current and future Marine Corps.
What’s the next big holiday? Veterans Day? Nope. Thanksgiving? Nope, it’s the Marine Corps birthday.
Once completed, the Navy’s A-12 would have been a flying wing-design reminiscent of Northrop Grumman’s B-2 Spirit or B-21 Raider.
The Ba-349 Natter’s mission was simple. Fly high and start descending on a group of Allied bombers.