The Navy’s Missile-Killing Gatling Gun Is a Weapon of Last Resort—And It Just Made Its First Score
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Subject: The Navy’s Missile-Killing Gatling Gun Is a Weapon of Last Resort—And It Just Made Its First Score
The incident in the Red Sea proves the Phalanx Close-In Weapon System works, but it also begs the question: just how effective are the service’s long-range defensive systems?
The incident in the Red Sea proves the Phalanx Close-In Weapon System works, but it also begs the question: just how effective are the service’s long-range defensive systems?
From winged humanoids on the moon to supposed extraterrestrial corpses from Peru, alien hoaxes are usually pretty stupid—yet they continue to dupe us. Here’s why.
Only one-third of the British Army’s tanks will be upgraded to the new standard, meaning the service will soon have one of the smallest tank inventories in the world.