Military Aviation History on MSN
How Britain’s vertical fighter changed air combat forever
Born in the Cold War, the Harrier was unlike any aircraft before it - a fighter that could rise straight off the ground and fight from places no other jet could. From British test rigs to dogfights ...
The last unmodified de Havilland Comet to fly was a Comet 4C, serial number XS235 and nicknamed Canopus, which was operated ...
The Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons Treaty (1970) is potentially excellent and to be encouraged. The first essential of such a programme, however, is for nuclear powers (US, Russia, UK, France, ...
They’re the caretakers of one of only five remaining diesel boats in the U.S. fleet, a boat that in many ways was the link ...
Argentina had one Exocet missile left and one target that mattered most. Two British ships had already been struck, but the ...
THE number of Royal Navy warships and submarines available for operations has fallen to a historic low. Just three of six ...
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10 drone swarms changing how modern air warfare is planned and fought
AI-powered drone swarms are rapidly reshaping the nature of air power, shifting military advantage ...
The US Air Force's new EA-37B Compass Call electronic warfare aircraft has arrived in Europe for the first time, landing at Ramstein air base in Germany on 26 January as part of a multi-base ...
NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks to Cheryl W. Thompson about her book, "Forgotten Souls: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen," which chronicles Black World War II pilots who were lost in combat.
Andrew Borthwick served combat tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and, as a member of the British military’s Rifles Regiment, faced some of the heaviest fighting in both wars. Borthwick served as a ...
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