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Discover the world’s 7 biggest aircraft carriers, from the US to China, and how these massive vessels shape global military power!

As Israeli tanks prepare to roll into Southern Lebanon, the battle-tested Merkava tanks, with their advanced Trophy Active Protection System, will be key in facing Hezbollah’s growing arsenal of anti-armor weapons, potentially altering the landscape of the conflict.

The South China Sea is heating up with joint patrols and naval flexes. Could the Indo-Pacific be the next major battleground?

The Army crushed its 2024 recruiting goals early—thanks to smarter tactics and a fresh approach. Find out how they did it and what’s next!

The missile strike on Tel Aviv raises chilling questions about the capabilities of Iran’s proxies and the reliability of our air defense systems, as a supposedly ABM-capable Aegis destroyer watched the attack unfold without firing a shot.

Benjamin Rich didn’t just build planes—he redefined the very concept of modern warfare by making the impossible task of invisibility a reality, and in doing so, gave the U.S. military an edge no enemy could see coming.

Facing brutal odds in Vietnam, Major Bernard Fisher risked everything to land his plane and rescue his downed wingman.

Ukrainian forces, armed with advanced shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons like the Javelin and Carl Gustaf, have turned the tide of modern warfare, demonstrating how nimble, dismounted units can cripple Russia’s armored might with devastating precision.

Michael Monsoor’s final act of selfless bravery—throwing himself on a grenade to save his brothers in arms—stands as a testament to the highest ideals of the Navy SEALs: courage, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty.

The Chinese government’s silence on the submarine sinking is more than just a cover-up—it’s a calculated move to maintain their illusion of military infallibility, even when the evidence says otherwise.

Times like this. Times when things don’t make sense. We all tend to reflect, or at least ponder, on the what, who, when and how. But it’s the WHY that seems to elude us.

The recent attacks on Hezbollah using compromised electronics, including pagers and radios rigged with explosives, not only highlight Israel’s mastery of tradecraft but also raise the terrifying possibility that this technology could one day be used to target civil aviation with near-undetectable devices.