Kyle Mizokami

As the Navy debates the value of light aircraft carriers, it has the chance to learn lessons from allies.

Guns have been a mainstay of warships for almost 700 years. The gun revolutionized naval warfare, and mastery of naval gunnery led to the rise and fall of empires.

The amphibious ships that transport the U.S. Marine Corps to hostile shores have undergone major changes over the past 80 years.

That an airborne refueling aircraft might morph into the replacement for the A-6 Intruder is just part of naval aviation’s long journey to a new strike jet.

Although tactical nuclear weapons were withdrawn from warships in 1991, tensions with Russia and China today could lead to a new generation of sea-based nonstrategic nuclear weapons.

The Navy's first remotely piloted vehicle took flight before World War I, and a 'loyal wingman' ancestor participated in attacks on Rabaul in World War II.

In 2013, the author famously simulated a naval battle with the PLAN that the U.S. Navy badly lost. He recently refought it, with a very different result.

The Marine Corps has always been open to unconventional thinking when it comes to moving Marines into harm's way. Among several old ideas, one—jet packs—may soon return.

Aspects of many historical aviation concepts like the aircraft-carrying airship could return with a new twist thanks to UAVs.