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U.S. Patriot Missile Defense Systems Can Now Kill Cruise Missiles

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China Claims It Can Track The F-22 Raptor, But That's Not A Big Deal

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Why America's Enemies Can't Stop Stealth Fighters or Bombers

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How Can U.S. Forces Defend Themselves From Drones?

The Navy's New Radar May Turn The Tables On China's Anti-Ship Missile Strategy

Did Radar Stop Hitler From Conquering Great Britain?

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This Was America's Secret Surprise During the Battle for Guadalcanal

India Claims It Has Tracked China's J-20 Stealth Fighter On Radar

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Meet AQS-24: The U.S. Navy's New Way to Find Mines Using Lasers

Britain Pulled Out All The Stops To Expose Nazi Germany's New Radar System

Could China Have Cracked The Secret To Defeating America's Best Stealth Fighters?

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Stolen: How a Daring British Raid Seized Nazi Germany's New Radar Technology

This New Radar Is The Navy's Answer To China's Anti-Ship Missiles

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How America Waged Nighttime Warfare During the Battle of Guadalcanal

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Amazing: Check out the Powerful New Radar the Navy Is Testing on Its Warships

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How American Ships Can Defend Themselves From Drones, Missiles, and Small Boats—All At Once