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May 17, 2021 6:01 PM
The GMC Hummer EV Pickup Will Weigh 9,046 Pounds: Report
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What's Your Favorite Car Group on Facebook?
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The Ford Bronco Will Reportedly Use the Explorer’s 10-Speed Transmission, and Fans Aren’t Happy
May 17, 2021 3:55 PM
Transaxle From James Dean’s Wrecked 1955 Porsche 550 Spyder Is Already Nabbing Six-Figure Bids
May 17, 2021 3:15 PM
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May 17, 2021 2:25 PM
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May 17, 2021 12:13 PM
Tiny Off-Road Honda City Pickup on ATV Tires Is Worth Shipping From New Zealand
May 17, 2021 11:11 AM
The New BMW M240i Coupe Will Lay Down More Power Than the Original M2
May 17, 2021 10:05 AM
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By Joseph Trevithick May 17, 2021

Secretive Army Suicide Drone Smashed Mock Air Defenses During Advanced War Games

A network of other manned and unmanned platforms helped find the targets for the classified loitering munitions to engage.
By Joseph Trevithick May 14, 2021

A-10 Warthog Pilots Are Using The Digital Combat Simulator Video Game To Train In VR

The publicly available extreme-fidelity air combat video game is so accurate that actual A-10 pilots are now using it to train.
By Joseph Trevithick May 13, 2021

Palestinian Militants Are Now Launching Suicide Drones At Israel

Hamas' Shehab drone shows some similarities to designs of Iranian origin and underscores the steady proliferation of armed unmanned systems.
By Joseph Trevithick May 13, 2021

The Army Has Finally Revealed The Range Of Its New Hypersonic Weapon

The missile's range would've violated a now-defunct treaty with Russia and this disclosure comes amid criticism of its utility in the Pacific region.
By Joseph Trevithick May 12, 2021

Continuous Mass Rocket Attacks Pose New Challenges For Israel's Iron Dome System

Highly concerning new tactics aimed at overwhelming Iron Dome batteries are being employed by Palestinian militants.
By Joseph Trevithick May 11, 2021

Largest Rocket Barrage From Gaza Ever Hits Central Israel Amid Fears Of An Imminent War

Palestinian militant rocket attacks and Israeli retaliatory strikes have already created a worrying cycle of escalation in recent days.
By Joseph Trevithick May 10, 2021

Top Russian Submarine Design Bureau Hit By Cyber Attack With Chinese Characteristics

The Rubin Design Bureau has designed ballistic missile submarines, among other types, as well as advanced unmanned underwater vehicles.
By Joseph Trevithick May 10, 2021

Warning Shots Fired After Iranian Vessels Swarm American Missile Submarine In Strait Of Hormuz (Updated)

Iranian boats have now harassed American warships in and around the Persian Gulf on three separate occasions in just over a month.
By Joseph Trevithick May 7, 2021

Global Hawk Drones To Be Retired In Favor Of Secretive Penetrating Spy Aircraft

The Global Hawks cannot survive in highly contested airspace, so the Air Force is doubling down on surveillance assets that can.
By Joseph Trevithick May 6, 2021

B-52 Simulated A Hypersonic Weapon Strike During Massive Alaskan War Games

The Air Force touted its first end-to-end simulated hypersonic weapon strike, but new networking concepts that made it possible may be the real star.
By Joseph Trevithick May 6, 2021

B-1Bs Start To Get Back In The Air After Fleet-Wide Grounding

The Air Force has been working hard in recent years to improve the B-1B fleet's reliability after years of combat over Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan.
By Joseph Trevithick May 5, 2021

First Test Flight Of Skyborg's "Computer Brain" Flown On UTAP-22 Loyal Wingman Drone

While the familiar UTAP-22 was used for this early test, Boeing, General Atomics, and Kratos will soon begin supplying new drones for further testing.
By Joseph Trevithick May 4, 2021

Crash In Iraq Helps Unmask Secretive Ultra-Quiet Special Operations Drone Program

The loss of a Long Endurance Aircraft Program drone has provided the first real window into these discreet drones and their operations.
By Joseph Trevithick May 3, 2021

Honeywell Fined Millions Over Exporting Sensitive Info On F-22, F-35, And More To China (Updated)

Technical drawings alleged to have been exported to China, among other countries, covered components used on various military aircraft, and more.
By Joseph Trevithick May 3, 2021

Declassified Docs Offer New Details About A Growing RQ-170 "Wraith" Force

The Air Force has been flying the stealthy RQ-170 for nearly a decade and a half, but has been very slow to disclose details about them.
By Joseph Trevithick May 1, 2021

How A Presidential "Beast" Limo Almost Got Overrun In The Slums Of Mumbai

A secret service agent details the trials and tribulations of the presidential limo, which sound amazingly pedestrian.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 29, 2021

The Marines' New Unmanned Ship Killing Missile Launcher Truck Breaks Cover

Naval Strike Missiles fired from unmanned launcher vehicles are important components of new distributed concepts of operations the Marines are developing.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 29, 2021

World's Biggest Airplane Takes To The Skies For A Second Time After A Two Year Hiatus (Updated)

After enduring major uncertainty about its future after the death of Paul Allen, Stratolaunch's primary owner, the firm is back to flight testing.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 28, 2021

France Carries Out Unusual Ballistic Missile Test As American Spy Plane Looks On

French authorities have confirmed that the test involved an M51 submarine-launched ballistic missile fired from a land-based facility.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 27, 2021

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Enters The Tense Black Sea Highlighting The Service's Overseas Presence

The USCGC Hamilton is the first Coast Guard ship to enter the Black Sea in more than a decade.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 27, 2021

Navy Patrol Craft Fired Warning Shots At Harassing Iranian Boats In the Persian Gulf

The incident took place yesterday and is the second instance of Iranian boats harassing American military vessels in less than a month.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 27, 2021

The Marines Are Already Ditching Their Young RQ-21 Blackjack Drones

The Marine Corps is looking at other drones, including the MQ-9 Reaper and the small and more unusual V-Bat, to meet its unmanned aircraft needs.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 26, 2021

Navy SM-6 Missile Successfully Hit A Target Barge During Big Manned-Unmanned Teaming Test

The live-fire missile shoot was part of a larger drone-focused experiment that also included swarming technology and various unmanned platforms.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 26, 2021

Warnings Posted For A Peculiar French Ballistic Missile Test In The Atlantic

Warning notices have raised questions about whether France is about to test an improved submarine-launched ballistic missile or a hypersonic weapon.
By Joseph Trevithick Apr 24, 2021

The Army Has Started Fielding Its First New Short Range Air Defense System In Decades

The arrival of new Stryker-based air defense vehicles in Germany comes as aerial threats, especially small drones, continue to grow.