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Kyle Mizokami

Kyle Mizokami

Contributing Editor at Popular Mechanics

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  • English
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  • Defense & Military
  • Technology
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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A Damning Report Says the U.S. Isn’t Ready for a Major War

Is America sleepwalking into WWIII?
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The Army Is Attempting a Tiltrotor Aircraft. Can Live Up to the Bad...

Expectations are sky high as the Future Long Range Assault Aircraft enters its prototype phase.
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Why Russian, Chinese, and U.S. Bombers All Just Flexed Their Muscle...

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The Navy’s Newest Submarine Is Finally Here—and It’s Still No Match...

The USS Idaho joins a vital—but painfully slow-growing—sub fleet.
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Russia Just Showed Off the Only Nuclear-Tipped Air-to-Air Missile i...

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We Could Bring Back the Battleship After All. But Would It Make Sense?

One expert says it would just take 60 days could get the USS New Jersey back into fighting shape.
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Chinese Scientists Say They’ve Found the Secret to Building the Wor...

The process uses lasers as a form of underwater propulsion to achieve not only stealth, but super-high underwater speeds that would rival jet aircraft.
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America Just Scrapped Plans for Its Secret Stealth Fighter—But Has ...

A new plane with new tech is necessary to dominate current and future Russian and Chinese fighters, top officials say.
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China Is ‘Working Furiously’ to Grow Its Fleet Ahead of a 2027 War—...

American intelligence suggests the Chinese Navy is preparing to invade Taiwan by 2027—and defense analysts aren’t so sure the U.S. Navy could stop it.
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America Isn’t Producing Enough Missile Engines—And That’s a Terrify...

The hunger for these engines comes from their use in at least two major conflicts, while America and its allies are also stockpiling weapons for future wars.
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Militaries Are Rushing to Replace Human Soldiers with AI-Powered Ro...

Humans have control of military drones, but some experts think cutting the puppet strings is inevitable as forces seek to gain the upper hand in battles.