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The Oldest and Newest Gunship Helicopters Built Since WWII

Often referred to as the “Helicopter War”, the Vietnam War revolutionized aerial combat and the use of military helicopters. Previously, helicopters were used only for reconnaissance, transport, and medical evacuation. However, in Vietnam helicopters…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago

This Country Flies the Most Fighter Jets, and It’s Not Even Close

Recently, Ukraine announced it had launched a major attack against a key target in Russia, destroying multiple fighter jets. The Ukrainians used drones to target the Russian airbase in the Rostov region this April. In May, Ukraine again claimed to…

Jennifer Geer · 2 years ago

The Most Widely-Flown Jet in the US Navy By A Huge Margin

Although you may not think of aircraft first when you think of the U.S. Navy, the Navy boasts the second-largest air force in the world, the largest being the U.S. Air Force. The Navy’s history…

Jennifer Geer · 2 years ago

Modern Attack Helicopters: From the 60s to The Future

World Wars I and II ushered in the modern era with unprecedented firepower in the form of machine guns, tanks, and specialized aircraft. Among these innovations, the helicopter stood out for its revolutionary ability…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago

The 13 Largest Attack Helicopter Fleets in NATO

Attack helicopters play a significant role in NATO’s military capabilities across various combat scenarios. They are designed primarily with offense in mind whether it comes to engaging ground troops, tanks or whatever is thrown…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago

What Would A Taiwan Conflict Look Like After Ukraine?

“War,” wrote Prussian military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, “is a mere continuation of policy by other means.” On War may have been written in the 19th century, but the book’s key ideas are still…

Michael Muir · 2 years ago

The Fastest Russian Tanks Ever Built

From the infamous T-34 in World War II to the advanced T-14 Armata, Russian tanks have always combined ruggedness, firepower, and speed. Speed has often been a key factor, shaping how these tanks were…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago

Every Helicopter in the Iranian Air Force

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi recently died in a helicopter crash over this past weekend. The Bell 212 carrying Raisi and several other officials, including Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, went down in a foggy mountainous…

Chris Lange · 2 years ago