The 2,000 mph Interceptor That Scared the Pentagon More Than the Soviets
What Aviation Week revealed on February 15, 1954, hit like a sledgehammer: The Soviet Union had jet bombers capable of striking the United States…
What Aviation Week revealed on February 15, 1954, hit like a sledgehammer: The Soviet Union had jet bombers capable of striking the United States…
Today, there is important news from the Kupiansk direction. Here, after weeks of repeated claims by the Russian political leadership that Kupiansk had been…
This episode is a look at some new evidence of nuclear projectiles on battleships.
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) - A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday morning at Dyess Air Force Base as they prepare for the arrival of the…
The U.S. Air Force has announced that the B-52H Stratofortress modified with the new AN/APQ-188 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar has been ferried…
“Why China’s New Nuclear Carrier Changes Everything?!”China is reportedly building its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, known as the Type 004—and it could be the…
Today, there is important news from the Russian Federation. Here, а long-anticipated deal between India and Russia has finally been confirmed, with Russia choosing…
November 1962. Deep beneath the Atlantic, a secret network of hydrophones detected Soviet submarines heading toward Cuba—each carrying nuclear torpedoes. This is the untold…
Better print, higher resolution scan. All about underground nuclear weapons testing at the Nevada Test Site now the NNSA.
1. "Blind Man's Bluff" by Sherry Sontag - THE definitive book on Cold War submarine espionage. Contains detailed accounts of submarine collisions just like…
In this episode of The President's Daily Brief: China issues its most alarming threat in years, releasing a video that depicts nuclear missiles raining…
Watch the latest WAR HAPPENS video report and analysis.
Ballistic rockets have come along way from the German V2 of WW2 to the Trident II D5 and RS-28 Sarmat ICMB's of today, to…
America once developed a jet so tough, so advanced, and so unbelievably durable that it was designed to survive a nuclear blast.But despite its…
In this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin: Russia’s so-called “Satan II” missile suffers a humiliating crash on launch, exploding just seconds after ignition.…
Why is a modern submarine divided into distinct, pressurized compartments.The answer isn't just about structural integrity—it is about survival.But this life-support system exists to…
Japan’s F-15JSI upgrade marks a decisive and intelligent shift in Japanese airpower strategy. Instead of replacing its entire fighter fleet, Japan has modernized the…
Why does the United States still maintain 400 Minute man nuclear silos scattered across the Midwest as one of the Nuclear Triad.Especially when the…
Where do the worlds elite go when the end of the world comes? In this video we're exploring some highly classified nuclear bunkers.Watch another…
The Tsar Bomba was a weapon so massive it threatened its makers as much as its enemies. Designed to shock, it became the most…
A series of successful flight tests at the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada has confirmed the performance and reliability of the B61-12 nuclear gravity…
New footage released by the Department of Energy shows an F-35 being loaded with two B61-12 nuclear weapons.
The XF-90 was built like no fighter before… or since.At a time when no one knew what supersonic flight would do to metal, Skunk…