Between the runways for jet fighters and the constant buzzing of activity on the flight deck, hides a small but intriguing detail that is often overlooked: a small hole that incessantly discharges water.
What could be the function of this mysterious hole? Is it merely a drain for rainwater, or does it conceal an engineering contrivance essential to the operation of the ship?
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team flew as the Red Arrows for the first time in 1965 after the RAF decided to merge its various display teams into one unit. The Red Arrows…
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The Royal Marines tested a real-life ‘Iron Man’ jet pack to fly from a boat to a warship. Royal Marines Commandos carried out the training demonstration as a test run. The video of…
The leaked footage shows the Su-33 in the sea after an incident involving the Russian carrier Admiral Kuznetsov off Syria in 2016. Recent video footage provides a dramatic new perspective on a crash…
Thousands of holes, known as pad eyes, are present on aircraft carrier flight decks to secure aircraft during turbulent weather. These holes function similarly to anchors, preventing aircraft from slipping into the sea…
Fighter jet “generation” is a pretty informal concept. There is no scientific or engineering definition for it. If you were to ask 10 different people, you’ll get 10 different answers that are likely…
The advanced drone will pull from experience with the nEUROn stealth demonstrator and is seen as essential to executing high-end future missions. France has unveiled plans to develop a new uncrewed combat air…
The Zhuhai Air Show provided a close-up look not only at the Russian Su-57 Felon but also at the Chinese J-35A, which bears a striking visual resemblance to the American Lockheed Martin F-35…
Frigates vs Destroyers. Why Does the Canadian Navy Have No Destroyer Ships, Only Frigates? It was a time when Canada’s mighty destroyers reigned supreme over its waters. But times changed, and now sleek,…