Russia uses whales to defend naval base?
Russia hopes to train whales to protect its naval base and even destroy the intruder.
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Russia hopes to train whales to protect its naval base and even destroy the intruder.
Russia has successfully built a new missile at six times the speed of sound, possibly
The US Navy recently announced to the media that they could fabricate a bulletproof jacket that is 10 times stronger than the steel of a fish's mucus.
The US Navy has just unveiled plans to develop smart mini missiles capable of destroying unmanned aircraft and ships.
In 2018, Russian security forces will be equipped with new guns, capable of shooting on land or under water.
A US Navy lab is studying how to grow green vegetables on a submarine for the crew's three-month trips.
The US Navy is developing a high-tech helmet for scuba diving. The equipment is capable of providing underwater divers much better visibility than conventional helmets.
A special weapon that could fire 10kgs of ammunition, moving at 5400 miles per hour and penetrating 3 thick concrete walls 100 miles away can be equipped by US Navy for…
USS Gerald R. Ford and USS John F. Kennedy are two new Gerald R. Ford-class super carriers about to be equipped for the US Navy.
The unmanned aircraft capable of landing anywhere with a tail (tailsitter) will turn all US Navy ships into aircraft carriers.
The US Navy revealed that it was using a new type of laser gun, which could shoot down missiles, boats and unmanned aircraft from a warship.
The 14-ton drone called Triton, manufactured by Northrop Grumman, completed a test flight across the United States.
Maritime Company Juliet claims they have successfully built stealth ships capable of meeting all US Navy requirements in combat.
The US Navy has successfully crafted a new kind of fuel from seawater, capable of running aircraft and warships.
GPS positioning technology has become familiar in life. GPS appears in the car, in the smartphone, and now is in the ... sleeve.