HISTORY • Aug 17, 2026
The Navy Is Digging a $2.8 BILLION Hole in Pearl Harbor — Here’s Why
Dry Dock 3 at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard was poured in 1942, under wartime pressure. It still holds water. It still pumps out. It…
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AIRCRAFT CARRIERS • Aug 16, 2026
Why the Navy Won’t Reactivate Its Last 4 Battleships
Did you know US Navy battleships could return to active duty? This video explains the 2006 law mandating their potential recall. There is a…
AIM-9 SIDEWINDER • Aug 16, 2026
From AIM – 9B to AIM – 9X Sidewinder – Evolution of infrared guidance and countermeasures
Brief history, physics and technical background of infrared guidance and countermeasures including the AIM-9 Sidewinder family and other air to air and SAMs either.…
HISTORY • Aug 15, 2026
What’s a 16in Shell Look Like AFTER Its Been Fired?
This episode is a deep dive into an artifact from Naval history and heritage.
AIR & SPACE • Aug 15, 2026
The Cold War’s Most Terrifying Weapon | Combat Machines | Season 1 Episode 6
Experience the incredible world of Combat Machines, where cutting-edge military technology meets real battlefield history. From powerful main battle tanks and armored vehicles to…
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS • Aug 15, 2026
The Douglas F4D Skyray is a Tantalising Glimpse into an Alternate Future for US Carrier Aviation
The Douglas Skyray is one of the morst charismatic and interesting aircraft of the Cold War. But because it served only briefly from US…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 15, 2026
The Soviet Radar Array So Large It Violated a Nuclear Treaty… Why Moscow Had to Tear It Down
In 1983, American spy satellites captured something impossible deep inside Siberia — a radar installation 800 kilometers from the nearest Soviet border, built in…
GERMANY • Aug 12, 2026
Israel’s New INS Drakon Submarine: A Game Changer For Naval Warfare? | WION Originals
The Israeli Navy has officially integrated the INS Drakon, its newest and most advanced Dolphin II-class diesel-electric submarine, built by Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems…
CRUISE MISSILES • Aug 12, 2026
Japan’s $2.5B Monster: The ASEV Destroyer Built to Stop Hypersonics
Welcome back to Pacific Steel! Today, we’re diving deep into one of the most monumental shifts in the history of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense…
HISTORY • Aug 12, 2026
Aviation Oddities: Jet Power on the Open Sea. The Strategic Flying Boat Era. Rare Archival Footage
The onset of the Cold War fundamentally transformed global military strategy, forcing naval architects and air planners to rethink how strategic deterrence could be…
HISTORY • Aug 12, 2026
Countries With the Most Submarines | 1914–2026
Explore how the world’s largest submarine fleets changed from 1914 to 2026 in this animated country ranking. This visualization compares countries by the estimated…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 11, 2026
IDF General Reveals Israel’s $120 Billion Robot Army Plan — and Why Iran Can’t Wait
Israel is executing the largest military modernization in its history — a $120 billion, 10-year plan to build unmanned fighter squadrons, robotic ground forces,…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 11, 2026
Every Heavy Fighter of WWII Explained
00:00 Intro 00:13 German Heavy Fighters 06:11 American Heavy Fighters 10:11 British Heavy Fighters 14:01 Soviet Heavy Fighters 15:40 Japanese Heavy Fighters 17:50 Italian…
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS • Aug 10, 2026
The Soviet Submarine So Fast It Boiled the Ocean… And the Reason the USSR Erased It
During the Cold War, the Soviet Union built Project 661, a revolutionary titanium submarine designed to hunt American aircraft carriers. Known as the Golden…
BALLISTIC MISSILES • Aug 10, 2026
The Soviet Pyramid Hidden in a Forest… That Can Spot a Tennis Ball 1,000 Miles Away
Discover the history and engineering behind the Don-2N, a massive Soviet-era radar facility shaped like a 140-foot concrete pyramid. Hidden in the forests near…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 10, 2026
Weirdest Aircraft Ever Made Explained
From flying jeeps to helicopters that looked like UFOs, these are some of the weirdest aircraft humanity ever built. In this video we’re diving…
GERMANY • Aug 9, 2026
Why Did The Heinkel HE 111 Have A Glass Cockpit?
During World War 2, one of the strangest German plane designs saw one of its most iconic aircraft be fitted with a glass cockpit.…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 9, 2026
The Strange One – Bladed Helicopter That Almost Rewrote Aviation Forever
Thousands of feet in the air, the pilot pressed a single button. And the lone rotor blade, fifty feet of metal holding him aloft,…
HISTORY • Aug 9, 2026
The Black Cats of the Pacific and the Great Flying Boats of World War II
The history of maritime aviation was permanently redefined when multi-engine flying boats took to the skies to guard the ocean frontiers. The vintage archival…
BATTLESHIPS & BATTLECRUISERS • Aug 9, 2026
‘Guided Missile’ Attack UK! Fritz X Strikes Britain 1944
In late April 1944 the Germans launched a new weapon against England - Fritz X, the world's first operational smart bomb! The target was…
AIRCRAFT CARRIERS • Aug 7, 2026
What makes USS William Charette distinctly more capable ? 3 reasons
General Dynamics Bath Iron Works (BIW) has formally christened the future USS William Charette (DDG 130), the U.S. Navy's newest guided-missile destroyer and the…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 7, 2026
Pima’s Big B – 36 Peacemaker is Getting a Makeover! | PASM Restoration Update
The final Convair B-36J Peacemaker ever built, 52-2827 'City of Fort Worth', has been moved to the @PimaAirSpaceMuseum restorations hangar for some TLC after…
AIR & SPACE • Aug 7, 2026
The $21 Billion B – 52 Upgrade Isn’t Going Great
The B-52 first entered service in 1955. The last one rolled off the production line in 1962. Yet the U.S. Air Force expects this…