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What It’s Like To Land On An Aircraft Carrier? The US Navy’s Hardest Landing Explained

  • Guest authors
  • October 18, 2026
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Landing on aircraft carriers has always been difficult with jets making it more difficult but computers also reducing the workload.

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  • C-17 Globemaster
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  • United States
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Why Boeing May Restart A C-17 Globemaster Production Line It Shut Down 11 Years Ago

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  • October 17, 2026
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With years of intense usage, Washington is increasingly questioning how long the existing C-17 can be sustained and if new production is necessary.

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Why Boeing May Restart A C-17 Globemaster Production Line It Shut Down 11 Years Ago

  • Guest authors
  • October 17, 2026
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With years of intense usage, Washington is increasingly questioning how long the existing C-17 can be sustained and if new production is necessary.

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  • F-16
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  • north america
  • United States
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How Do The Thunderbirds Fly So Close Together Without Colliding?

  • Guest authors
  • October 17, 2026
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The USAF’s F-16-flying Thunderbirds fly eye-catchingly daring and close maneuvers many times a year (typically) without incident.

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Why The US Navy Is Paying Boeing $16.7 Million To Shut Down The Super Hornet Production Line

  • Guest authors
  • October 15, 2026
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With Boeing moving onto new programs, Washington is ready to let the Super Hornet line shut down but in a considered manner to preserve tooling.

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  • F-35
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  • United States
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The Hourly Cost Of Operating An F-35 Compared To An F-22 In 2026

  • Guest authors
  • October 12, 2026
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The F-22 is likely the most expensive fighter in service today, while the F-35 is much cheaper, but still more expensive than most fourth gen fighters

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  • United States
  • United States Air Force

The Hourly Cost Of Operating An F-35 Compared To An F-22 In 2026

  • Guest authors
  • October 12, 2026
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The F-22 is likely the most expensive fighter in service today, while the F-35 is much cheaper, but still more expensive than most fourth gen fighters

  • aircraft
  • F-35
  • fighter jets
  • Military
  • United States
  • United States Air Force

The Hourly Cost Of Operating An F-35 Compared To An F-22 In 2026

  • Guest authors
  • October 12, 2026
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The F-22 is likely the most expensive fighter in service today, while the F-35 is much cheaper, but still more expensive than most fourth gen fighters

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  • United States
  • United States Air Force

It’s Back: Why The F-117 Nighthawk Is Flying Again

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  • October 10, 2026
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The F-117 never went away and continues to learn new tricks and is to be sustained until 2034 as a stealthy aggressor aircraft.

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  • Finland
  • Lockheed Martin
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This NATO Country Just Received Its First Permanent F-35 Fighter Jets

  • Guest authors
  • October 6, 2026
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The overall European fifth-generation fighter fleet is approaching 700 aircraft.

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