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Ultra-Limited Aston Martin Vantage by Q Is a Tribute to Aston’s Oldest Surviving Car
Jun 23, 2021 7:01 PM
Driving Alone in the Wilds of New Mexico Made Me Think About Who I Want To Be
Jun 23, 2021 4:30 PM
Mazda Wants to Electrify the MX-5 Miata by 2030 (UPDATE)
Jun 23, 2021 3:41 PM
Aston Martin Sues Dealer for 'Withholding' Millions in Valkyrie Deposits
Jun 23, 2021 2:02 PM
2022 Infiniti QX60: Another Day, Another New Luxury SUV That Can Tow Your Boat
Jun 23, 2021 1:00 PM
Here's How the 2022 GMC Hummer EV Looks Without Plastic Cladding
Jun 23, 2021 12:31 PM
Man Sells His Acura Integra Type R for $50K, Wrecks It on One Last Drive
Jun 23, 2021 12:07 PM
These All-Terrain Electric Wheelchairs on Tank Tracks Help People Explore Michigan State Parks
Jun 23, 2021 11:11 AM
Tesla Model 3 Is the Most American Vehicle
Jun 23, 2021 9:30 AM
Ford Will Make Engines and Transmissions for New USPS Trucks
Jun 22, 2021 9:08 PM
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By Joseph Trevithick Jun 23, 2021

Marines Pick Loitering Munition To Arm Light Vehicles And Drone Boats

So-called "suicide drones" will give Marine units a new option for finding threats and engaging them precisely on land and at sea.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 22, 2021

Russian Warships Came Within Just 34 Miles Of Hawaii During Recent Drills

A Russian naval flotilla passing so close to the Hawaiian Islands is an extremely unusual show of force.
By Joseph Trevithick and Tyler Rogoway Jun 21, 2021

An Ohio Class Ballistic Missile Submarine Just Made A Rare And Very Quick Stop In San Diego (Updated)

One of the Navy's 'boomers' made a peculiar arrival and rapid departure from San Diego Bay this afternoon.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 21, 2021

Iranians Blame "Technical Fault" For Emergency Shutdown At Country's Only Nuclear Power Plant

The still largely unexplained decision to cease operations at the Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant can only prompt questions and concerns.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 18, 2021

Chinese Pilots Are Also Dueling With AI Opponents In Simulated Dogfights And Losing: Report

The reported testing of AI against Chinese fighter pilots mirrors US military efforts and underscores China's major investments in this technology.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 17, 2021

Army's New Unmanned Missile Launcher Could Target Ships And Air Defenses

A slick Army video presentation on its experimental Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher also reveals new details about its future missile plans.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 16, 2021

Air Force Plans To Buy A New Tanker As Problems Persist With The One It's Already Buying

The Air Force wants additional tankers as a 'bridge' between the KC-46A and an advanced future design currently referred to as the KC-Z.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 16, 2021

Russia's Newest Submarines Are "On Par With Ours" According To Senior American General

The head of U.S. Northern Command says that Russia's Yasen class submarines are set to present a "persistent proximate threat" to the United States.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 15, 2021

Dozens Of Chinese Warplanes Fly South Of Taiwan After Beijing Blasts Criticism From G7

A recent joint statement from the G7 group of industrialized nations had called for the easing of tensions on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 14, 2021

S-400 SAMs Knocked Out In Simulated Strikes During Big Army-Led Exercise In Africa

Russia's most powerful air defense system loomed large over the huge "African Lion" multi-national wargames.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 11, 2021

Gremlins Drones Could Be Rearmed Inside Their Mothership Transport Aircraft

DARPA's Gremlins program is now looking at being able to restock expendable payloads on the drones in their mothership before sending them out again.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 10, 2021

7.62x51mm Rifles And Miniguns Adapted To Fire Longer-Range Polymer Cased 6.8mm Ammo In Tests

Ammunition maker True Velocity says it can give many guns that fire 7.62x51mm ammunition far better performance with just the swap of a barrel.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 10, 2021

Iran Releases Video It Says Shows One Of Its Warships In The Atlantic For The First Time (Updated)

U.S. officials say two Iranian naval vessels that may be set to stop in Venezuela and Cuba could be a "threat" if they are carrying weapons shipments.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 8, 2021

Why The Destroyer USS Howard Left Port Flying A Bright Red Flag Adorned With An Asian Dragon

The design of the flag that the destroyer flew as it recently left San Diego contains references to its Medal of Honor recipient namesake and more.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 8, 2021

Investigation Launched Into Border Patrol Helicopter's Low-Flying Attempt To Disperse Protesters

The helicopter's downwash pelted protestors, but local law enforcement agencies claim they only asked for an audio message to be sent by the aircraft.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 7, 2021

Border Patrol Helicopter Just Tried To Disperse A Protest Using Its Rotor Downwash

The Army National Guard was widely criticized for using similar tactics on protesters in Washington, D.C., just over a year ago.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 7, 2021

MC-130J Commando II Simulated Launching A Pallet Of Cruise Missiles During A Mock Strike Mission

Advanced network capabilities were key to the most recent test of an MC-130J special operations transport plane transformed into a missile truck.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 4, 2021

Long In Development Hypervelocity Rounds For Navy Railguns And Deck Guns Killed Off In Budget

The Navy and other services had hoped to be able to fire hypervelocity projectiles from various guns at a range of surface and aerial threats.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 4, 2021

Two Iranian Navy Ships Are About To Sail Into The Atlantic And That's A Big Deal

The two Iranian Navy ships appear headed for Venezuela, which, while a token gesture, could still have significant geopolitical ramifications.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 3, 2021

Army's 1,000 Mile Range Supergun Set To See Its Budget Slashed

The Army's Strategic Long Range Cannon program had been planning to demonstrate a prototype weapon by 2023.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 2, 2021

Cruise Missile Variant Of Navy's JSOW Glide Bomb Is On The Chopping Block

The powered JSOW variant had been intended, in part, as a long-range stand-off weapon that the Navy's F-35Cs could still carry internally.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 1, 2021

The Navy's Railgun Looks Like It's Finally Facing The Axe In New Budget Request

The Navy has been working to make the idea of a railgun an operational reality since 2005.
By Joseph Trevithick Jun 1, 2021

Rocket Delivery Of Cargo Anywhere In An Hour In New Air Force Budget Proposal

Next year, the Air Force wants to test a way to move a C-17's worth of cargo, and potentially personnel, extremely quickly to any location on Earth.
By Joseph Trevithick May 28, 2021

Navy Confirms It Wants To Ditch Its Very Young Mk VI Patrol Boats In New Budget Request

The Navy only took delivery of the last of its 12 Mk VI patrol boats in 2015 and now wants them gone by the end of next year.
By Joseph Trevithick May 28, 2021

Here Are The Major Airpower Developments In The Pentagon's Latest Budget Proposal

The latest Pentagon budget proposal shows the Air Force, as well as Navy and Marines, want to modernize, but at the cost of existing capacity.