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Video: Why The F-35 Wins
Most people think modern air combat is still decided in a dogfight. It isn’t. The F-35 Lightning II was never designed to win by out-turning or out-climbing an enemy. It was built to win before the first shot is ever fired—using information, positioning, and decision advantage to shape the fight long before weapons come into
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Video: The Jet That Refuses to Age — Inside the B-52’s 100-Year Legacy
Few aircraft in aviation history have captured the imagination like the B-52 Stratofortress. First flown in 1952 and still in active service today, the legendary “BUFF” stands as one of the most enduring military aircraft ever built. But how does a jet designed in the early Cold War remain a frontline asset in the 21st
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Video: Why No One Has Built Another F-22 Raptor: The Untold Story of America’s Apex Hunter
The F-22 Raptor remains one of the most advanced fighter aircraft ever created, a machine so far ahead of its time that even today, no other nation has fielded a true equivalent. Born from Cold War urgency and cutting-edge engineering, the Raptor became the gold standard for air dominance. Yet despite its unmatched capability, the
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Video: The Truth About the F 35
The Jet That Wasn’t Supposed to Win The sky doesn’t forgive mistakes. In the age of fifth-generation fighters, a few seconds of hesitation can mean the difference between total dominance… and total disappearance. The F-35 Lightning II was built to make sure the United States and its allies never fall behind again — but it
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Video: Quiet Boom the X-59 Flies
The first step toward quiet supersonic flight has just lifted off. A Historic First Flight NASA and Lockheed Martin’s X-59 QueSST (Quiet SuperSonic Technology) took to the skies for the very first time, marking a major milestone in the quest to bring back supersonic flight — this time without the boom. The flight took place