The recommended airspeed for landing an F-15 was around 150 mph. He brought it down around 300 mph. | Continue reading
One shot, one kill — every time. | Continue reading
China has not taken preparations needed to invade Taiwan, but it still might seize one of Taiwan’s offshore islands. | Continue reading
If you’ve served in the military for the past 20 years, you likely received a Global War on Terrorism Service Medal. That is changing. | Continue reading
A man tried to enter Patrick Space Force Base in Florida to warn America’s space guardians of a battle between aliens and dragons. | Continue reading
The Navy Blue Angels modified their routine after a Super Hornet shook up a building last year at Naval Air Facility El Centro, California. | Continue reading
I saw Rogue One for the first of many times, walked out of the theater, and declared to my teenage son, “That’s the best Star Wars movie ever made!” | Continue reading
"Sharpshooter" doesn't mean what you think it means. | Continue reading
This is the third time that 'War Thunder' players have leaked classified tank specs online. | Continue reading
Anyone who served in the U.S. armed forces in the last half-century or so is likely familiar with the standard-issue 'Birth Control Glasses.' | Continue reading
When Ukraine's Air Force held its ground against Russia, the California Air National Guard's 144th Fighter Wing was hardly surprised. | Continue reading
Bold strategy. | Continue reading
The recruits of Ukraine Foreign Legion has been a mixed bag – with a swarm of Fantasists for every one candidate with combat experience. | Continue reading
They call him ‘the Ghost of Kyiv’ — and despite thousands of digital prayers to the contrary, he is in all likelihood a work of fiction. | Continue reading
The cutting-edge Air Force B-2 Spirit bomber was captured flying over Missouri, 20 miles north of its home at Whiteman Air Force Base. | Continue reading
The Navy is studying muons, a natural source of radiation that, unlike GPS, can be used deep underground or in the Arctic. | Continue reading
In all fairness, it is a great game. | Continue reading
“All our son did is ask the questions that everybody was asking themselves, but they were too scared to speak out loud.” | Continue reading
The Air Force's first chief software officer announced his resignation over what he described as an intransigent military bureaucracy. | Continue reading
Pew pew pew! | Continue reading
The United States has lost the railgun wars. | Continue reading
Traumatic brain injury hasn't changed much in 100 years, except our knowledge of it. | Continue reading
We asked, you answered. | Continue reading
'The solution is to fire the generals.' | Continue reading
'You are a great leader and Naval Officer.' | Continue reading
"Homo Spaciens," "Orbitons," "Novanauts," "Rocketeers," and "Startans" are just a few of the rejected names for Space Force personnel. | Continue reading
Scientists in Norway say that a harness-wearing beluga whale found harassing fishermen off the northern coast of Norway is likely a tool of the Russian military | Continue reading
The Army has published footage of soldiers giving the service's much-hyped Next Generation Squad Weapon prototypes a workout on a military range | Continue reading
"I had some great memories, but most of them involved getting off the aircraft and sprinting away from you.” | Continue reading
Since 1990, the Defense Department has funneled more than $7.4 billion in excess military gear to nearly 8,000 federal and state law enforcement agencies across the United States | Continue reading
The U.S. military has been quietly taking out terrorist leaders in Syria with a modified Hellfire missile packed full of swords | Continue reading
"Things in orbit around the Earth have to move at very high velocities, and hitting something at very high velocity is very difficult." | Continue reading
Former Chairman of the Joints Adm. Michael Mullen has written a forceful op-ed in The Atlantic magazine | Continue reading
Test pilots who fly the SB-1 Defiant claim that the futuristic helicopter could get its tail shot off in combat and still fly faster than an undamaged UH-60 Black Hawk | Continue reading
ALIS was blamed for delaying aircraft maintenance, one of the very things it was meant to facilitate. | Continue reading
The device, named the Sea Hunting Autonomous Reconnaissance Drone (SHARD), is being marketed by the Australian arms manufacturer DefendTex | Continue reading
Navy officials reportedly enlisted the help of executives with the Florida-based Carnival Cruise Line to find solutions for its ongoing maintenance and readiness issues that have stranded a majority fo the service's aircraft carriers in non-deployable status | Continue reading
For a soldier deployed to a place where suicide bombings are a routine threat, as they were in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan, back in 2010, the sound of an approaching vehicle can be enough to make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up. So when, in the fall of that year, d … | Continue reading
The majority of U.S. military veterans say America's most recent wars were not worth fighting, according to the results of a recent Pew Research Center survey published ahead of Veterans Day | Continue reading
After years of uncertainty, the Air Force has finally decided to add two new light attack aircraft to its inventory | Continue reading
"I was standing in the secretary's action group office as each tweet appeared on our screens," Snodgrass writes, quoting a colleague, shaking his head in disbelief and saying "you've got to be kidding me."There in a Twitter post on July 26, 2017 was Trump, saying that the governm … | Continue reading
There's a new book detailing the inside story of what it was like during James Mattis' tenure as defense secretary, and it's safe to say that he'd prefer you not read it | Continue reading
PSYOP Specialists are described as "influence experts." | Continue reading
The relief was carried out by Rear Adm. Colin Green, the commanding officer of NSW. | Continue reading
Children born to U.S. service members and government employees overseas will no longer be automatically considered citizens of the United States, according to policy alert issued by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on Wednesday. | Continue reading
Research at an Army lab that tests infectious diseases like the Ebola virus has been temporarily shut down after a government agency found safety concerns within the lab, so that's exciting to think about | Continue reading
But the story of how Coasties took down the so-called "narco sub" began about 12 hours before the video took place, according to Capt. James Estramonte, the commanding officer of U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Munro, the high endurance vessel credited with its seizure | Continue reading
After years of testing out a low-energy Stryker-mounted directed energy system, the Army is formally pushing for a combat-ready laser weapon to blast enemy drones and ordnance out of the sky in the next four years | Continue reading