This US Fighter Jet Takes World Number One Spot

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In today's world, fighter aircraft have become a vital asset for any country's defense force. The ability to dominate the skies is a significant advantage in modern warfare. With so many different fighter aircraft types in the market, it can be challenging to determine which ones are the most widely used globally. In this video, we present our top 10 list of fighter aircraft types that dominate global fighter fleets today.

Hard to Defeat! - Here's The Countries With the Most Battle Tanks

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Tanks are one the most important land vehicles in any army. They’re heavily armored, guns blazing, and very, very difficult to defeat. But which countries have the most tanks? That’s what we’re going to be discussing in this video.

The World's Most Powerful Navy Warships - Unmatched and Unbeatable

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Powerful warships are not only a display of might but also a practical way to project power and protect vital shipping lanes. This video takes a look at some of the most impressive ships in the Navy.

The U.S. Army's Bold Plan to Take on China and Russia

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A retired US Army Colonel reveals the military's secret strategy to defeat China and Russia. He says that the US Army will use its technological superiority to win any future conflict.

What If the B-52 Bomber Was Never Built?

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How would the Air Force, and the broader U.S. defense establishment, have filled the hole vacated by the B-52?

MiG-21 Vs F-104A : Which Fighter Jet Comes Out on Top?

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MiG-21 V.S. F-104A. These two iconic fighter jets are considered to be some of the most powerful military aircraft in history, but which one comes out on top? Let's find out!

When a US Spy Plane Was Shot Down Over the USSR

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Since its first flight in 1956, the U-2 had become the United States’ most effective tool for peering behind the Iron Curtain. The top-secret spy plane was capable of skating along the edge of the atmosphere at altitudes in excess of 70,000 feet—higher than any aircraft then in existence.