It is believed the Sarmat RS-28 could travel over the South Pole, completely immune to any current missile defense system. Russia says the RS-28 is “capable of wiping out parts of the Earth the size of Texas or France”.
Forget what you thought you knew about helicopter physics. The replacement for the U.S. Blackhawk, the Defiant X, breaks all the rules to create the most advanced helicopter on the planet.
First we had giant rail guns, then killer robots, and now creepy deadly swarms of automated drones – all for the purpose of protecting the United States and giving little kids nightmares.
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) pictured above is the United States military truck set to replace the Humvee currently used by the U.S. Army and U.S. Marines. The Oshkosh was selected on August 25, 2015 and awarded a $6.75 billion contract for 16,901 vehicles to be delivered sometime around 2018 (although we all know…
Driven by the increasing range and accuracy of firearms, camouflage designers have been researching and exploiting optical illusions since World War I and German artist Simon Menner proves that our eyes can often deceive us. Check out the photo montage below and see if you can spot the sniper hidden in each of the landscapes.
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