Kyle Mizokami is a freelance journalist specializing in defense and military topics. He covers a wide range of subjects, from the latest weapons and technology to the strategic implications of military developments. Kyle's work has been featured in Popular Mechanics Magazine, Business Insider, and other publications.
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Kyle's articles predominantly cover military aircraft, U.S. armed forces, and military technology within the context of broader government and political themes. He tends to focus on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to these topics.
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The U.S. Navy will decommission all of its guided missile cruisers by 2027. The first cruiser, the Atlanta , entered service in 1884.
By: Kyle Mizokami
The EMBT ADT 140’s advanced turret system is a recognition of the realities the war in Ukraine has forced on the world.
A tradition as old as time.
Years of pandering for votes corrupted deeply held traditions—but change is on the way.
By: Kyle Mizokami
These ambush predators rely on disguise and surprise to survive.
By: Kyle Mizokami
The Soviet submarine Komsomolets, also known as the Mike-Class, was introduced in 1984 as a pioneering deep-diving combat submersible. Constructed with a double hull and titanium inner hull, it achieved record depths of 3,346 feet. Despite its advanced design, a fire in 1989 led to its sinking, killing two-thirds of the crew.
The Pentagon has announced the deployment of Army long-range missiles to Europe by 2026.
By: Kyle Mizokami
The Pentagon has announced the deployment of Army long-range missiles to Europe by 2026. It's all because Putin made a major goof.
In 1921, General Billy Mitchell demonstrated the power of aerial warfare in naval operations through a controversial exercise, Project B. Mitchell's First Provisional Air Brigade successfully sank several obsolete ships, including the "unsinkable" German battleship Ostfriesland, off the coast of Virginia.
This month, the U.S. Navy revealed that the SM-6 missile is now operational on Super Hornet fighter jets.
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