Armored Vehicle Maker Must Pay $50 Million to Settle Claim it Defrauded Marine Corps The claims were brought against Navistar Defense LLC under the whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Act by Duquoin...
Army Set to Receive First Armored Vehicles to Replace Vietnam-Era M113 The first Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle, or AMPV, rolled off BAE's production line as part of a low-rate initial contract.
4 South Koreans in SUV Die in Crash with US Armored Vehicle, Prompting Training Suspension The two soldiers in the military vehicle were not seriously injured.
Pandemic Delays Industry Day for Marine Corps Light Armored Vehicle Replacement The Corps announced plans in 2019 to begin replacing its legacy Light Armored Vehicle with the Armored Reconnaissance Vehicle...
Whistleblower Lawsuit Claims Defense Contractor Defrauded Pentagon of $1.3 Billion in MRAP Deal The company is accused of vastly overcharging for components of vehicles used by troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Lieutenant Accused of Taking Armored Vehicle on Joyride Found Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity The soldier was accused of taking an armored personnel carrier on a slow-speed police chase through Virginia.
Marines Use Armored Vehicle to Defend Navy Ship from Small Boats off Iranian Coast Members of the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit were photographed this week with a Light Armored Vehicle on the flight deck.
NTC in Pictures: A Look at an Army Brigade's Decisive Action Rotation "The National Training Center shows a unit what it's like to fight a formidable enemy on its own turf."
Marines Want to Equip Armored Recon Units with Long-Range Fires U.S. Marine Corps officials want o equip light armored reconnaissance battalions with futuristic long-range precision fires.
Planning Advances for Army’s Rugged New Personnel Carrier The Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle will replace the Vietnam War-era M113 armored personnel carrier.
Pentagon Quietly Looking into How Nonbinary Troops Could Serve Openly Someone who is nonbinary identifies as neither male nor female, oftening using "they" and "them" as their pronouns.
A Close Encounter with a Chinese Aircraft Carrier Has Become a Badge of Honor for a US Navy Destroyer Crew The operation was a testament to the "boldness" and skill of U.S. sailors, Vice Adm. Roy Kitchener said.
New Mexico Considers Sending the Guard to Staff Schools as Governors Face Growing Labor Crisis Since the pandemic, the National Guard has had to juggle a near-constant barrage of domestic missions and missions abroad.
5 More States Make Military Retirement Tax Free With 26 states now not taxing military retirement income, this may just help you decide where to retire.
VA Tests New Automated System that Could Speed Up Claims Decisions In a pilot test of the system, which uses algorithms to assess data followed by a personal review, decisions were rendered in...
