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A 109-Meter Aircraft: When Will the Giant WindRunner Actually Take Flight?
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Throughout aviation history, giant transport aircraft have almost always been created to solve extraordinarily large logistical problems. The Antonov An-225 ...

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It Went Out of Production in 1989. Why Is Europe Building the BMP-1 Again?
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There are some military vehicles whose return to production seems almost impossible to imagine. The BMP-1 certainly belongs in that category. It entered ...

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From Individual Gerans to a Drone Air Force: Russia Is Building a New Long-Range Strike Infrastructure
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When Shahed-136 drones first began appearing in large numbers in the Russian arsenal, the concept seemed remarkably simple. Take a relatively inexpensive ...

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English Tower on a French Tank: How the French Could Quickly Solve the Problem of the Single-Seat Turret
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In this world, the French did not surrender 46 days after the war began. Straining their resources to the limit, they continued to fight. And the reason for ...

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The Fighter Is More Than Half a Century Old — Yet It Reached a U.S. Base: What Iran’s F-5 Attack Revealed
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Imagine a modern American military base in the Middle East. Around it is a network of radars, air-defense systems, airborne early-warning aircraft, fighters, ...

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You Might Not Even Need Radar to Shoot Down an F-15E: How Ordinary Drones Are Becoming an Air-Defense Network
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The F-15E Strike Eagle is one of the most capable strike aircraft of its generation. It can carry more than ten tons of weapons, is equipped with a powerful ...

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The "OPOSSUM" Platform (BWP-48 Opossum) (entry for the Armored Warfare contest)
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Type: Universal Launch Platform Manufacturer: Daesong Electronics / Renault-Zaslavsky (SGA Consortium) Contents: DATA OVERVIEW Amid the ...

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Typhoon-K-N (Kamaz Carrier) (entry for the Armored Warfare contest)
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Class: Combat Support Vehicle (CSV) / Tank Destroyer (TD) Level: 10 Era: 2030–2040 Contents: Historical Background By the mid-2030s, the ...

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Missiles Run Out Faster Than the War: Why the U.S. Started "Burning Through" Tomahawks Too Quickly
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At first glance, the story of Tomahawk cruise missile usage in recent U.S. operations appears to be just routine war statistics. But if you look deeper, it ...

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The Rocket That Could Fly Forever: The Most Dangerous Project of the Cold War
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At some point during the Cold War, engineers stopped asking themselves, “How sensible is this?” and began thinking in a different framework: “Is this even ...

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