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Prince Philip’s Casket Will Ride in a Custom Land Rover He Helped Design
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Hey, Car Companies: Bring Back Hood Ornaments
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By Joseph Trevithick Feb 25, 2021

Biden Strikes Back: What We Know About The Bombing Raid On Iran's Militias (Updated)

The strike is the first major military operation ordered by President Biden and it sets up a new paradigm between his administration and Tehran.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 25, 2021

CH-53K King Stallion Beats CH-47 Chinook To Become Israel's Next Heavy Lift Helicopter

The Israel Defense Forces are now the first customer outside of the United States to purchase CH-53K helicopters.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 24, 2021

Stinger SAM-Armed Marines Riding In Rubber Rafts Were Featured In Recent Pacific Exercise

The combination offers an immediate lower-end air defense option during distributed expeditionary operations on islands or along coastlines.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 23, 2021

Navy Tests Autonomous Aerial Supply Drone From Its Newest Supercarrier

The Navy hopes that small resupply drones could revolutionize its at-sea logistics chains for carriers and other warships.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 23, 2021

Photo Emerges Of Shadowy Intelligence Gathering "Ghost Plane" In Somalia

The modified Beechcraft King Air has a unique configuration and doesn't officially exist or belong to any real operator.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 22, 2021

American Avenger Air Defense Systems Reportedly Spotted On A Highway Linking Iraq And Syria

The reported appearance of the Avengers in western Iraq comes not long after a top American general warned about the threat posed by small drones.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 19, 2021

The Polish Military Is Now Officially Armed With The Warmate Suicide Drone

Polish firm WB Electronics has been marketing the Warmate loitering munition outside of the country, as well, including with a glitzy sales video.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 18, 2021

Satellite Images Show Horrible Aftermath Of Explosion That Burned Hundreds Of Trucks In Afghanistan

An exploding truck triggered a chain reaction at a critical border crossing between Afghanistan and Iran.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 18, 2021

B-1B Bomber That Was Just Retired Almost Got Scrapped More Than A Decade Ago

The newly-retired B-1B bomber had already gotten a second lease on life after suffering a major fire on Guam.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 17, 2021

Requirements For New Air Force Doomsday Planes Seem To Preclude Anything But 747s

The Air Force says it wants "a very large platform" to replace its existing 747-based E-4B airborne command center aircraft.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 17, 2021

The Air Force Finally Has Its First New AT-6E Wolverine Light Attack Aircraft

The Air Force plans to use its small fleet of AT-6Es to help develop a low-cost network for allies and partners, not fly combat missions.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 16, 2021

Here's Our Best Look Yet At Russia's Secretive Space Cannon, The Only Gun Ever Fired In Space

Based on a design that was intended to protect bombers, the R-23M cannon had an unusual and closely guard design, to begin with.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 15, 2021

This Marine One VH-60N Had Its Iconic Paint Job Blotted Out For Historic Afghanistan Trip

We have never seen Marine One ditch its high-profile scheme before this image came to our attention.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 15, 2021

Contractor For U.S.-Led Coalition Dead, U.S. Serviceperson Injured After Rocket Attack In Iraq (Updated)

The rocket attack in Iraq's northern Kurdish region has left additional coalition contractors, as well as bystanders, injured.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 11, 2021

Super Bowl Flyover Offered A Glimpse Of A Future Where Multiple Bomber Types Join Forces In Combat

The Air Force is exploring how B-1Bs and B-52Hs can work together more directly, including targeting "handoffs" involving stealthy cruise missiles.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 11, 2021

Navy Finally Confirms Its Trident Missile Test Was What People Saw Off Florida This Week

The Navy often puts out a press release right after Trident tests, but that was not the case in this instance.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 10, 2021

A Rare Glimpse Of The Lone UH-60N That Belongs To The Squadron That Flies Marine One

This is the only H-60 of any kind in Marine Corps service beyond the highly specialized VH-60N Marine One helicopters.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 9, 2021

Marine Corps Reveals It Has Tested A New Anti-Ship Missile Launcher Truck

New mobile missile launchers are an essential part of the Marine Corps' future distributed operations concepts.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 8, 2021

Air Force Doubles Down On E-11A BACN Communications Jets With Plans To Triple Fleet Size

The E-11As are in high demand, but there are so few of them, pilots may not have even seen one before jumping into the cockpit of one downrange.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 5, 2021

Russia Is Extending One Of The Runways At Its Syrian Airbase

The extended runway at Khmeimim could help accommodate heavy airlifters carrying more cargo or other large aircraft, including possibly bombers.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 4, 2021

Submarine Hunting Kit Will Let MQ-8C Fire Scout Drone Helicopters Launch Sonobuoys

MQ-8Cs loaded with sonobuoys could help speed up searches for enemy submarines while reducing the workload on human personnel.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 4, 2021

China Claims It Has Conducted A New Midcourse Intercept Anti-Ballistic Missile Test

China is developing multiple ballistic missile interceptors, some of which could also double as anti-satellite weapons.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 3, 2021

Ship-Launched Version Of The Israeli Harop Suicide Drone Will Be Sailing With An Asian Navy

The Harop loitering munition was a star of Azerbaijan's victory over Armenia on land last year, but it can pose an equally wily threat at sea.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 3, 2021

British Troops Get Small Swarming Drones They Can Fire From 40mm Grenade Launchers

The tiny drones can carry various payloads, including video cameras and explosive warheads, and fly together as a swarm after launch.
By Joseph Trevithick Feb 2, 2021

Royal Navy Submarine Appears In Gibraltar Equipped With Enhanced Wake Detection System

These somewhat exotic non-acoustic sensors that were once mainly found on Soviet submarines would help supplement sonar when searching for other subs.