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Elon Musk Denies Autopilot Use in Fatal Tesla Crash Where Police Claim 'No One Was Driving'
Apr 19, 2021 9:01 PM
What's One Classic Car Design Trend That's Better Left Behind?
Apr 19, 2021 5:15 PM
Someone Just Spent $312,555 on a 1998 Subaru Impreza 22B STI With 25K Miles
Apr 19, 2021 4:15 PM
Apple Has a Strange New Patent for Extendable Car Bumpers
Apr 19, 2021 3:55 PM
You Better Believe Gordon Murray Has the World's Greatest Collection of Lightweight Cars
Apr 19, 2021 2:30 PM
Lordstown Motors Endurance Race Truck Called It Quits After 40 Miles of Baja’s San Felipe 250
Apr 19, 2021 1:59 PM
World’s First Wrecked Ford Mustang Mach-E Could Make an Awesome EV Project
Apr 19, 2021 11:49 AM
FBI Nabs Suspected Arsonist and Tire-Slasher Thanks to Tesla’s Sentry Mode
Apr 19, 2021 11:09 AM
The Electric Genesis G80 Swaps an Engine for Batteries and Dips Into Mobile Energy Storage
Apr 19, 2021 9:43 AM
Investigators '100 Percent Sure' No One Was in the Driver's Seat in Fatal Tesla Crash
Apr 19, 2021 9:04 AM
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By Joseph Trevithick Mar 24, 2021

A Marine F-35B Fighter Jet Accidentally Shot Itself With Its Own Gun Pod (Updated)

Thankfully no one was injured, but the incident damaged the aircraft.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 22, 2021

Marines Test Javelin Missile Teams In Rubber Rafts "Like Somali Pirates, But Better Armed"

Defending against beach landings and ducking between islands in the dead of night, the Marines are looking to small boats to help fight big conflicts.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 20, 2021

Belgian Cops Tasked With Guarding NATO Headquarters Still Wield The Iconic Uzi Submachine Gun

After more than seven decades, the legendary Uzi submachine gun continues to see use around the world.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 19, 2021

Navy Wants Triple-Packed Hypersonic Missile Modules On Its Stealthy Zumwalt Destroyers

The modules are too large for the ship's existing vertical launch cells, so they would likely take the place of its all but abandoned deck guns.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 19, 2021

Army Delivers First Canisters To Its New Hypersonic Missile Battery But Won't Say Where It's Based

The prototype outfit will now begin training with two inert canisters that are identical to the ones that will soon hold live missiles.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 18, 2021

Massive New Chinese Military Heliport Taking Shape Right Across From Taiwan

The coastal base is right across from Taiwan and even closer to other islands Taiwanese authorities control.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 17, 2021

An Army AH-64 Apache Used An Israeli-Made Missile To Blast A Small Boat 20 Miles Away

The Israeli Spike-NLOS missile will give the Army's AH-64s a new, extremely precise way to deal with threats on land and at sea at extended ranges.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 16, 2021

Pentagon Unveils Details On Effort To Equip Its Services With Massive Swarms Of Deadly Drones

The Pentagon has quietly laid critical groundwork for fielding weaponized swarms of drones across all of the services.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 16, 2021

Air Force Wants To Give Its F-15s Game-Changing Cognitive Electronic Warfare Capabilities

Artificial intelligence and machine learning could improve the ability of future electronic warfare suites to respond, in real-time, to new threats.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 15, 2021

F-22 Stealth Fighter Ends Up Nose Down On The Runway At Eglin Air Force Base In Florida

The pilot did not need to eject, but was taken to an on-base medical facility for an evaluation after the mishap.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 15, 2021

Marines Reportedly 'Decommissioning' AH-1Zs As They Shutter Helicopter Operations In Hawaii (Updated)

The Marines say ending helicopter operations in Hawaii will help make the service more flexible in the Pacific, especially in any conflict with China.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 12, 2021

Air Force Makes Extremely Rare Mention Of Deployment Of RQ-170 Stealth Drones

More than 10 years after the Air Force publicly acknowledged the existence of these stealth drones, information about their exploits remains limited.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 12, 2021

Drunken Ukrainian Air Force Officer Smashed His Volkswagen Into A MiG-29 Fighter

The flight line collision left the jet with substantial damage and the driver injured.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 11, 2021

Israel Has Been Launching Clandestine Attacks On Iranian Shipping: Report (Updated)

The alleged Israeli campaign against Iran's commercial ships could be linked to previously unexplained incidents and possible Iranian retaliation.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 11, 2021

F-15EX's Future Role As A Hypersonic Missile Truck Touted Officially By The Air Force

The formal delivery of the Air Force's first new F-15 in years comes as the service is looking at making major changes to its force structure plans.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 10, 2021

One Of America's Most Capable Submarines Has Been In An Ongoing Battle Against Bed Bugs

Members of the submarine's crew allege that they have been battling an infestation of the blood-sucking bugs for a year now.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 10, 2021

Northrop Grumman Reveals Sky Viper Chain Gun And New Suicide Drone For Future Helicopters

Swarming loitering munitions, fast-firing cannons, and other new capabilities are core components of the Army's Future Vertical Lift initiative.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 10, 2021

Construction Of A Large Runway Suddenly Appears On Highly Strategic Island In The Red Sea

Perim island is situated very close to Yemen in the narrowest portion of the heavily trafficked Bab Al Mandeb Strait.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 9, 2021

B-1B Bomber Makes Arctic Pit Stop For The First Time

The bomber was one of four B-1Bs that are on their first ever deployment of any kind to Norway.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 8, 2021

Debate Over Navy's Zumwalt Destroyer's Seakeeping Abilities Doused After Rough Seas Tests

The Navy sent Zumwalt into two real-world storms as part of trials to prove its controversial hull design could handle heavy seas.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 8, 2021

Wait, This Mysterious Heavily-Armored Blue Train Caboose Belongs To The Navy?

The Navy is a prolific user of nuclear power and needs to protect nuclear material when traveling by rail. That's where the armored caboose comes in.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 5, 2021

The Air Force Says Its First Hypersonic Missile Will Make Its Inaugural Flight Within 30 Days

The new schedule comes after an Air Force official said just recently that the first flight test of the AGM-183 would take place this past week.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 5, 2021

This Is The Pentagon's $27 Billion Master Plan To Deter China In The Pacific

The plans include calls for deploying long-range missiles in the Western Pacific, new missile defenses and sensor networks, and more.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 5, 2021

Non-Military MB-326M Jet Trainer Aircraft Crashes Near Edwards Air Force Base In California

The MB-326M aircraft that went down was being used by the nearby National Test Pilot School at the time.
By Joseph Trevithick Mar 4, 2021

FBI's Elite Hostage Rescue Team Is Now Flying Gloss Black UH-60 Helicopters

The FBI's UH-60 Black Hawks have only been seen previously in the US Army's standard green paint scheme.