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How a Soviet pilot’s defection helped kill America’s fastest bomber
In 1976, a Soviet pilot defected with one of the USSR’s most secret fighter jets, revealing a technological shift that changed U.S. strategy overnight. This explains how that single event helped lead ...
Finally, on April 15, 1952, the first YB-52 took off for its maiden flight, with a tandem cockpit similar to that of the B-47 ...
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US B-21 Raider could win a war with China before it even starts
With tensions rising in Ukraine and the Taiwan Strait, the risk of a major global conflict feels closer than ever. To ...
Most dedicated ground attack aircraft of the Second World War were relatively slow and vulnerable to fighter attack but the ...
From a crumbling pill box in the UK to a derelict rail line in Hawaii, these are the abandoned World War II places that the world forgot.
History is filled with military aircraft that looked like expensive miscalculations long before they ever saw combat.
In 2026, Greenland’s connection to NATO remains one of the most consequential aspects of its security and international ...
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