Military Aviation

Yesterday I published an article that offered a look at Russian aircraft from the 1940s and 1950s of the 21st century—and perhaps even the second half of the ...

While the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers are trying to squeeze the last few percentage points of efficiency out of static airframes, a quiet ...

In early June 2026, U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) confirmed what had been rumored in aviation circles for several years: there will be no direct ...

In June 2026, the U.S. Marine Corps officially retired its last AV-8B Harrier IIs. The aircraft, which for more than forty years remained a symbol of American ...

All articles in the series   When, in August 1914, following the infamous Sarajevo incident, tensions between Austria-Hungary and Serbia rapidly ...

A new chapter in the global aviation mystery has unfolded around the secret U.S. Air Force test facility at Groom Lake, better known to the general public as ...

An article from the "One and a Half Engineers" channel. In aviation, there’s a rule that seemed set in stone: to move forward, you have to expel something ...

There are some real stars among military helicopters. Everyone knows the “Apache,” and many have heard of the “Black Hawk” or the giant CH-53 Super Stallion. ...

An article from the magazine *Klassiker der Luftfahrt* (January 2015 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   ...

When I first came across this news, I initially thought it was all part of the alternative aviation scene. This plane looks so fantastical. However, as it ...