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Star Trek’s George Takei Watched Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise Run Aground — and Called It ‘Enterprise on the Rocks’
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This U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Survived Weeks of Bombs, Missiles, and Torpedoes
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For One Day, an Army Drove Toward Moscow — and Putin’s Russia Couldn’t Stop It
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Putin’s Nightmare Keeps Getting Worse: Russia Is Now Spending 40% of Its Entire Budget on the War in Ukraine
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The S-3 Viking ‘Hunted’ Russian Submarines for 35 Years — and Never Sank a Single One
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Boeing Wanted to Turn the B-1B Bomber Into the World’s Largest Fighter Jet
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The F-89 Scorpion Was the First Warplane Armed With a Nuclear Air-to-Air Rocket
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The Montana-Class Would Have Been the U.S. Navy’s Greatest Battleship — but It Was Never Built
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5 Ways Ukraine Could Win the War Against Putin’s Russia
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China Could Wipe Out Every U.S. Base in Asia in the Opening Hours of a War
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The M14 Might Be the Worst Rifle the U.S. Army Ever Put in a Soldier’s Hands
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Boeing’s X-32 Stealth Fighter Has a Message for the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy
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Since Putin Invaded Ukraine, His Critics Keep Falling Out of Windows
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Russia Can’t Beat Ukraine — Taking On NATO Would Be a Disaster for Putin
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Putin Is Facing the Unthinkable: Russia Could Lose the Ukraine War
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The U.S. Air Force Has Only 19 Stealth Bombers Today — the B-21 Raider Will Change That
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Meet the J-35: China’s Answer to the F-35 Stealth Fighter and U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Power
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A New ‘Lego’ Pylon Is Giving the B-1B Lancer U.S. Air Forcer Bomber a Deadly Second Life
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The B-21 Raider Is the Stealth Bomber Designed to Slip Past China’s Defenses
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Donald Trump’s Iran War Could Become America’s ‘Syracuse’ — the Disaster That Ended an Empire
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The YF-23 Black Widow Stealth Fighter Still Haunts the U.S. Air Force
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The X-15 Flew at 4,520 MPH and 100,000 Feet — No Crewed Aircraft Has Gone Faster in the 59 Years Since
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Trump Started a War on His Own — Now Every American Is About to Pay for It
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Putin Can’t Fix This: Russia’s War Economy Is Finally Breaking Down After Four Years of the Ukraine War
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Putin Has Threatened Nuclear War 50 Times — and the World Has Stopped Listening
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Ukraine Is Picking Off Russia’s Generals One by One — and Putin Can’t Make It Stop
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China’s Missiles May Have Shot Down an American F-15E Over Iran
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Putin Has Run So Low on Soldiers He’s Feeding North Koreans Into the Ukraine War Meat Grinder
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Putin Can’t Fix This: Ukraine Destroyed A Huge Chunk of Russia’s Navy — Without a Real Navy of Its Own
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The U.S. Air Force Is Lying About the A-10 Warthog — and It Knows It
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