Chris Lange is an IT Manager with a passion for military history and technology. He writes for 24/7 Wall St. and FISM TV, covering topics related to American military equipment, warfare, and global conflicts. Chris's work has also been featured in publications such as Cigalah Group and Herald-Tribune Media Group.
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By: Chris Lange
As the leading military power in South America, Brazil is leading the charge in this submarine revolution by acquiring the first nuclear-powered submarine on the continent. The Álvaro Alberto is expected to be delivered within the next decade. This new nuclear submarine will be the first of its kind that is operated by a country […]
Naval power in the Middle East is incredibly important for protecting not only the maritime borders of individual countries, but their offshore oil production and shipping lanes. This region is home to some of the world’s key waterways including the Suez Canal and the Strait of Hormuz, through which over 20% of the world’s petroleum […]
By: Chris Lange
The United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force (RAF) is the cornerstone of Britain’s defense capabilities. Its fleet features an impressive array of combat aircraft that combine legacy aircraft with some of the newest next-generation technology. At the center of its fleet is the Eurofighter Typhoon, one of the most advanced combat aircraft to come out of […]
By: Chris Lange
One of the newest Russian attack helicopters to enter service is the Ka-52 Alligator. This helicopter is an advanced iteration of the Ka-50 Black Shark and a big leap forward in combat capabilities. ( This is every Russian combat aircraft currently in service. )
What makes NATO the most powerful military alliance in the world? The tanks, artillery, and multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS) help for sure, but NATO’s real strength lies in its combined air force. While the U.S. leads the pack in terms of aerial power, many European nations have formidable forces as well. At the tip of the spear of these air forces is their attack and strike aircraft.
By: Mario Tama Getty, Chris Lange
When it comes to military strength, many countries attribute much of this to the standing army of a country or its technological prowess. However, outside of most Western nations, there is another type of military force that often operates within these countries to great effect. Paramilitary units typically operate as auxiliary military forces within any given national apparatus fulfilling a number of roles like policing or security.
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By: Julian Herzog Wikimedia, Chris Lange
Out of all NATO Allied Forces, the United Kingdom ranks as one of the strongest. The backbone of the UK’s Armed Forces is the Royal Air Force, which has some of the most advanced fighter jets and aircraft in Europe. Not only are these jets technologically superior to most aircraft on the planet, but they are also some of the fastest as well.
From its beginning in December 1861, the Medal of Honor stands as the pinnacle of military recognition in the United States, awarded for unparalleled acts of valor and heroism. This medal unites recipients with uncommon valor from cities, towns, and cultures all across the United States. Generation after generation, recipients of this distinguished award are recognized as the best of U.S. military tradition. ( The guns America’s elite Navy SEALs rely on in combat. )
Submarines are the next level of naval warfare. Covert and undetectable, these submersibles can venture deep into enemy water and even devastate forces with their impressive payloads. Submarines, along with aircraft carriers, have become a symbol of naval superiority and Europe is home to some of the most advanced subs in the world.
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