An Analysis of Truck Accidents in Combat Military trucks are vital for keeping the army operational on the ground. They are the lifeblood of the battlefield, as they are used to transport supplies including food, water, ammunition, fuel, medicine, and many other things needed by the troops. These trucks are also used to move around during combat, as they are designed to travel on asphalted and unpaved dirt roads. However, traveling in them in combat zones exposes the trucks and their occupants to the risk of accidents. Over 3,000 tactical vehicle accidents were reported by the U.S. Government ..read more

The greatest fear for any service member is to be brought before a court-martial under the UCMJ (Uniform Code of Military Justice). For those who think about being faced with a military court and, as a possible result, being sent to prison, no longer wearing a military uniform, it is a nightmare to imagine. Upon facing the situation of a court-martial, the service member will be overwhelmed by the number of essential questions and problems that cross their mind. They are aware that its effect will be very significant. This article mainly deals with and provides answers to some of the most com ..read more

Soviet Weapons was always a big topic in the gun community. The Soviet invasion to Afghanistan turned out to be a 10 year long conflict, which generated a big group of followers in the recent years. Our publishing company – Safar Publishing has prepared a new manuscript, which covers the whole range of arms used by the Soviet Forces The Soviet Weapons of the Afghan War The brief description of The Soviet Weapons of the Afghan War This new series of books by Safar Publishing takes a close look at the Soviet Union’s arsenals, beginning with The Soviet Infantry Weapons of the Afghan War. In the 1 ..read more

This is the first modern German main combat tank in more than 40 years. The KF51, or “Panther,” is loaded to the gills with cutting-edge innovations such a more powerful main gun, a computerized computer network, and advanced armor. The Panther can even defend against “top-attack” missiles like the Javelin missile, an American-made weapon that is wreaking havoc on Putin’s forces in Ukraine. Germany’s Rheinmetall displayed their KF51 Panther fighter jet at France’s Eurosatory arms expo on Monday. The event occurs every two years and serves as a platform for European armaments manufacturers to p ..read more

On July 18, escorted by two U.S. missile destroyers, the 170-meter long Ohio-class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine Kentucky docked at a pier in the port city of Busan, South Korea, at the southeastern tip of the Korean peninsula. In an effort to show the United States’ “ironclad commitment” to extending nuclear deterrence to South Korea, the United States sent a submarine capable of launching intercontinental-range nuclear missiles for the first time in 42 years. Submarine tour guests included South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol, his wife, and members of the local press. However ..read more

Midway through the 1960s, the Tupolev Tu-22M ‘Backfire’ strategic bomber was designed to surmount the formidable air defenses surrounding U.S. aircraft carriers and NATO military bases. Each Tu-22M3 costs the equivalent of millions of dollars to enhance the survivability of the attacking aircraft should World War III break out. Each is equipped with swing-wings and NK-25 turbofan engines, enabling it to race at twice the speed of sound and graze the surface at lesser velocities. But recently, the fearsome Soviet bomber met its match in combat, in the form of quadcopter hobby/camera drones—on ..read more

Arms control experts have been combing through the broken wreckage of the Iranian-built Shahed-136 and Shahed-131 kamikaze drones used by Russia in daily assaults on Ukrainian cities for some time. However, autopsies of delta-wing drones shot down in July revealed something new: Shahed drones are constructed in Russia, not Iran. In Russian service, the Shaheds are known as Geran-2s and had a cruising speed of 75 miles per hour. Ukrainian defenses now routinely shoot down the large majority of daily drone attacks—and in some cases, all of them. Russia, on the other hand, is playing a numbers ga ..read more

A large formation of aircraft from the United States Air Force, the Royal Air Force, and the Australian Air Force refueled in the dark before heading into battle. Fighters of the fourth generation from all three countries worked in tandem with an E-8 Joint STARS command and control plane. This included American F-16 Fighting Falcons, British F-15 Eagles, and European Eurofighter Typhoons. Both F-22 Raptors and F-35 Joint Strike Fighters, in the company of their stealthy escorts, examined the battlefield. As soon as the formation was being “painted” by several radar arrays connected to surface ..read more

Once famed for its trade, plentiful fishing grounds, and vast quantities of oil and natural gas, the South China Sea is today more recognized as a chessboard in the conflict between the United States and China. China’s maritime military buildup is happening at the cost of other countries in the area with competing territorial claims. The United States adds fuel to the fire by backing established friends and international norms. 1.35 Million Square Miles It’s not easy to pinpoint an exact position for the South China Sea. Vietnam’s coastline shares this body of water with that of China, the P ..read more

The military backpack has various purposes. All of a soldier’s gear for a whole mission must fit within. Nonetheless, it must provide enough comfort, be simple to use, and last a long time. Many years ago, warriors didn’t have backpacks, therefore they had to rely on their own resources while fighting. A cart carrying their necessities trailed after them. When guns were available to troops, they also needed to transport rifles, muskets, ammo, and cleaning supplies. In addition, they didn’t have to drag a cart after them anymore, even in perilous situations. As a result, troops started lugging ..read more