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Is the American sixth-generation fighter already in the air? A strange aircraft was spotted in the sky over Area 51
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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 ...

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The Last Cavalry Battle in History: How 6,000 Cossacks Fought Against 15,000 Romanians in the Fields Near Stalingrad
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This was one of the last instances in world military history when the outcome of a battle was decided by a genuine cavalry charge with sabers drawn. And it did ...

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A Parachuting Tank: Why Germany Is Dropping Wiesels from Airplanes
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The idea of airdropping military equipment is not new in itself. What is new is the specific type of equipment being airdropped. Whereas previously the ...

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It Flies, But It's Not Quite an Airplane: Why the U.S. Is Testing the Squire Drone-Type Ground-Effect Vehicle
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Sometimes new systems seem strange not because they are experimental, but because they bring back old ideas in a new form. That’s exactly what the Squire ...

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Has North Korea Taken the Lead in the Electromagnetic Weapons Race? A Technical Analysis of Claims Regarding the Development of Directed Electromagnetic Weapons
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In recent years, statements have appeared in open sources and official DPRK reports regarding the development and demonstration of a munition capable of ...

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When will the FAB-9000 with UMPK be available, and why isn't it available yet?
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Given the dense air defense network that effectively exists over Ukraine today, aerial bombs equipped with UMPC have become a true panacea. It is precisely ...

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An Algorithm to Combat Shortages: Why Didn't the USSR Decide to Hand Over Power to a Neural Network?
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The history of Soviet computers is a chronicle of missed opportunities, office wars, and brilliant insights that were ahead of their time. But while in our ...

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The U.S. Is Scaling Back Drills With South Korea Over Iran. But Who Is Washington Really Punishing?
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At first glance, the situation seems almost illogical. The Korean Peninsula contains one of the most heavily militarized borders on Earth. North Korea ...

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Five Years of Taliban Rule: What Has Actually Happened to Afghanistan Since the West Left?
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On August 15, 2021, Taliban fighters entered Kabul. The Afghan army, which the United States and its allies had spent tens of billions of dollars building and ...

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The Plane That Became a Legend: How Hugh Hefner Turned a DC-9 Into a Flying Playboy
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In the late 1960s, private aviation looked nothing like it does today. There were no Boeing Business Jets, nor were there any “flying palaces” belonging to ...

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