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Three Runways? How Japan's Ambitious Aircraft Carrier Turned into a MockeryThe Akagi aircraft carrier, originally a cruiser, had three runways but design flaws led to its sinking in battle.
Power Behind the U.S. Soldiers: How Exoskeletons are Shaping the Future of the U.S. MilitaryExoskeletons amplify soldiers' strength but pose risks if they malfunction. Balancing tech advancement with safety is crucial.
$800 Flash Drive that Shook South Korea's Defense ProcurementDefense procurement corruption erodes trust in the military. Not all cases are corrupt; clarity and transparency are vital.
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Can the U.S. 40-Year-Old Reconnaissance Aircraft Actually Reach Space?The U-2 Dragon Lady, a high-altitude reconnaissance plane, served for 40 years with only one shot-down incident, outliving its successor.
Ongoing Risk of Accidental Nuclear War: A Look Back at Historical Close CallsOver 150 near-misses of accidental nuclear war during the Cold War, with Stanislav Petrov's quick thinking in 1983 averting disaster.
The Single F-16 Fighter Jet that Stopped Venezuelan Military ProvocationDuring the 1992 Venezuelan coup, rebels' propeller aircraft were outmatched by the government's F-16 jets, showcasing the tech divide.
A-10 Thunderbolt: America's Tank-Busting Gatling Gun AircraftThe A-10 Thunderbolt, an iconic close air support aircraft with a 30mm Gatling gun, faces challenges adapting to modern warfare.
Russian Military Still Relies on a 130-Year-Old Firearm: The Mosin-Nagant RifleIn the Ukrainian conflict, Russian troops are equipped with Mosin-Nagant rifles, a 130-year-old firearm known for its versatility.
Russia and China Send a Message to the U.S.-Japan-South Korea AllianceChina and Russia conducting joint fleet training and patrols in the Pacific are seen as a warning to the U.S.-Japan-South Korea alliance.
South Korean Police Handguns: More Powerful Than You ThinkSouth Korean police primarily use Smith & Wesson Model 60 revolvers, which offer simplicity, safety, and flexibility in ammunition choices.
Korea's K2 Rifle: Praised in the U.S., North Korea Caught Using it SecretlyThe Korean K2 rifle, known for its reliability, has gained international recognition and is exported to multiple countries.
Recruitment of Criminals in Russian Mercenary Unit Sparks ControversyHead of PMC Wagner Group, allied with Putin, recruits prisoners in Russian prisons, even offering pardons to sex offenders.
America's Shocking Declaration to Keep China in Check: Building Nuclear Submarines HERE? The U.S. encourages Japan to consider owning nuclear submarines, following Australia's lead. Japan's military power enhancement is evident.
Three Runways? How Japan's Ambitious Aircraft Carrier Turned into a Mockery The Akagi aircraft carrier, originally a cruiser, had three runways but design flaws led to its sinking in battle.
Power Behind the U.S. Soldiers: How Exoskeletons are Shaping the Future of the U.S. Military Exoskeletons amplify soldiers' strength but pose risks if they malfunction. Balancing tech advancement with safety is crucial.
$800 Flash Drive that Shook South Korea's Defense Procurement Defense procurement corruption erodes trust in the military. Not all cases are corrupt; clarity and transparency are vital.
Why is the U.S. Military Switching to 6.8mm Ammo? Bigger Bang, Better Accuracy The 5.56mm and 7.62mm bullets have distinct pros and cons. The transition to 6.8mm offers a promising balance of attributes for future use.
Can the U.S. 40-Year-Old Reconnaissance Aircraft Actually Reach Space? The U-2 Dragon Lady, a high-altitude reconnaissance plane, served for 40 years with only one shot-down incident, outliving its successor.
Ongoing Risk of Accidental Nuclear War: A Look Back at Historical Close Calls Over 150 near-misses of accidental nuclear war during the Cold War, with Stanislav Petrov's quick thinking in 1983 averting disaster.
The Single F-16 Fighter Jet that Stopped Venezuelan Military Provocation During the 1992 Venezuelan coup, rebels' propeller aircraft were outmatched by the government's F-16 jets, showcasing the tech divide.
A-10 Thunderbolt: America's Tank-Busting Gatling Gun Aircraft The A-10 Thunderbolt, an iconic close air support aircraft with a 30mm Gatling gun, faces challenges adapting to modern warfare.
Russian Military Still Relies on a 130-Year-Old Firearm: The Mosin-Nagant Rifle In the Ukrainian conflict, Russian troops are equipped with Mosin-Nagant rifles, a 130-year-old firearm known for its versatility.
Russia and China Send a Message to the U.S.-Japan-South Korea Alliance China and Russia conducting joint fleet training and patrols in the Pacific are seen as a warning to the U.S.-Japan-South Korea alliance.
South Korean Police Handguns: More Powerful Than You Think South Korean police primarily use Smith & Wesson Model 60 revolvers, which offer simplicity, safety, and flexibility in ammunition choices.
Nuclear Restraint, Missile Dominance: South Korea's Unique Path S.Korea advances missile technology, successfully testing 6-ton warhead missile & developing 8-ton warhead, boosting military capabilities.
Korea's K2 Rifle: Praised in the U.S., North Korea Caught Using it Secretly The Korean K2 rifle, known for its reliability, has gained international recognition and is exported to multiple countries.
Recruitment of Criminals in Russian Mercenary Unit Sparks Controversy Head of PMC Wagner Group, allied with Putin, recruits prisoners in Russian prisons, even offering pardons to sex offenders.
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