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The USS Oriskany Shows How the Navy Could Lose an Aircraft Carrier - Vimarsana News

The USS Oriskany Shows How the Navy Could Lose an Aircraft Carrier

 Forrestal just nine months later. Two deadly collisions involving U.S. Navy destroyers in June and August 2017 may have cost the lives of up to sixteen sailors, leading the Navy to declare a day-long operational pause to reflect upon its safety culture. That such similar accidents took place in such close proximity reflects stresses and failings common to the maritime fighting branch. Indeed, the recent spate of collisions echoes a succession of even more catastrophic accidents aboard U.S. aircraft carriers between 1966 and 1968 that between them claimed the lives of more than two hundre...

Why Chairman Mao Didn't Send China's Armies to Take Taiwan - Vimarsana News

Why Chairman Mao Didn't Send China's Armies to Take Taiwan

Sometimes you need to finish what you started. Here's What You Need to Remember: In the summer of 1949, Chiang Kai-shek and his Republic of China (ROC) government appeared doomed. Shanghai and Nanjing, then China’s capital city, had fallen to Mao Zedong's communist forces, and Chiang's units all over China were collapsing under the weight of mass attack and defections. Southeastern China's harbors were clogged with ships ferrying ROC government officials, troops and treasure to Taiwan, the final redoubt of “Free China.” Soon, only a long string of offshore islands stretching from Zhoush...

The Most Brutal War in History: Russia Will Never Forget the Second World War - Vimarsana News

The Most Brutal War in History: Russia Will Never Forget the Second World War

The casualties number in the tens of millions.  Here's What You Need To Remember: The scars of the war remain, not least in the absence of the populations exterminated during the conflict. The states occupied by the Soviet Union at the end of the war (including Poland, the Baltics, and Ukraine) remain deeply suspicious of Russian intentions. For its part, memory of the war in Russia continues to condition Russian foreign policy, and Russia’s broader response to Europe. The war between Germany and the Soviet Union officially began in late June 1941, although the threat of conflict had loom...

Secret Allied Cloaking Devices: Would They Have Changed World War II? - Vimarsana News

Secret Allied Cloaking Devices: Would They Have Changed World War II?

Camouflage is the original cloaking technology. Here's What You Need to Remember: However, though radar, infrared sensors and long-range missiles continue to limit the usefulness of visual cloaking systems, the concept has always retained appeal. Due to concerns that hefty F-4 Phantom jets over Vietnam were being spotted too easily, a “Compass Ghost” model was tested in 1973 with nine belly-mounted Yehudi lamps and a special blue and white camouflage scheme which reduced spotting distance by 30 percent. Cloaking devices are a staple of science fiction. But while a Klingon Bird-of-Prey ma...

What If the U.S. Navy Never Adopted the F-14 Tomcat? - Vimarsana News

What If the U.S. Navy Never Adopted the F-14 Tomcat?

One alternative, though not as balanced, would simply have been to retain the F-4 The Navy eventually worked out the problems with the F-14, and the Tomcat became a superlative air defense fighter. Eventually, it even gained a ground-attack mission. The temperamental nature of the design, the collapse of the Soviet Union, and the success of the Super Hornet made the Tomcat superfluous by the 2000s, however, and the Navy now lacks a long-range interceptor. The main threats to carrier battle groups no longer come from flights of bombers, but rather from ballistic missiles, and no fighter has ye...