Oliver Parken is an Associate Editor for The Drive and Yahoo News, specializing in military and defense topics. His articles cover a range of subjects including new weapon systems, military technology, international conflicts, and naval developments. Oliver's work has also been featured in Coastal News Today and the American Shoreline Podcast Network.
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New official visuals of the carrier released by Chinese state media show it looking close to completion, foreshadowing upcoming sea trials.
Four European countries will directly benefit from producing Patriot missiles in Europe, but there are other critical advantages to the plan.
By: Oliver Parken
The U.K. Royal Navy is so short on sailors that it is reportedly having to decommission two Type 23 class frigates in order to staff its new class
The sight of an M1A1 tank with explosive reactive armor follows similar upgrades to other advanced Western armor supplied to Ukraine.
Forgotten in the decades following World War II, the Nazi U-boats were re-discovered in their crumbling concrete bunker in the 1980s.
The 1960s underground bunker has been fully renovated, allowing its owner to live out Armageddon in the lap of luxury.
TCG Istanbul represents a significant achievement for Turkey's shipbuilding industry, which aims to become ever more self-reliant.
After several years of planning with the U.S., the Czech Republic is set to receive its first F-35 in 2031.
By: Oliver Parken, Howard Altman
MARSOC is using robotic dogs equipped with remote weapon stations to detect targets automatically before being given approval to fire.
From fighters to tankers, the Upside-Down Air Force has tested numerous inverted aircraft since the early 1970s.
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