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USS Gerald R. Ford Returns to Red Sea Operations After Repairs

The redeployment tightens U.S. naval posture around Iran by stacking multiple carrier groups under CENTCOM.

Lockheed’s Skunk Works Seeks U-2 Test Pilot in Palmdale

At Bay of Pigs Anniversary, Cuba Signals Readiness as U.S. Weighs Options

SR-71 Retrospectives Revisit the Blackbird’s True Speed Limits

SR-71 Blackbird Retrospectives: Outrunning the Sun, Surviving ‘Unstarts,’ and the Interceptor That Never Flew

67 Years Since NASA Introduced the Mercury 7, America’s First Astronauts

Pentagon Confirms Talks To Expand U.S. Access To Three Greenland Sites

U.S. Flies B-52 Bombers Over Iran for First Time Since War Began

U.S. Confirms USS Nimitz Latin America Tour, Panama Stop Set for March 29–April 2

Study Confirms Radioactive Plumes From Sunken Soviet Sub’s Reactor in Norwegian Sea

Cold War Bunker Beneath Essex Cottage Now Open as Kelvedon Hatch Museum

English Heritage Unearths Long-Lost Cold War Bunker Beneath Scarborough Castle

Navy Pushes USS Nimitz Decommissioning to March 2027, Awards $96 Million Planning Deal

Cold War Bunker Unearthed Beneath Scarborough Castle by English Heritage

U.S. Bombers Based in Britain Launch Iran Strikes as Campaign Shifts to Bunker-Busting Missions

U.S. Debuts Low‑Cost Kamikaze Drones in Iran Strikes, Alongside Tomahawks and Manned Jets

RAF Chief Admits Arctic Readiness Gaps as UK Readies Carrier Group for High North

USAF WC-135R Declares Emergency, Lands Safely at RAF Mildenhall

Norway’s Defense Chief Warns Russia Could Seize Northern Territory to Shield Kola Nuclear Forces

White House Confirms Medal of Honor for Navy Pilot Royce Williams After 1952 Soviet Dogfight