Army IDs 2 Soldiers Killed in Kuwait Vehicle Collision
The Army has released the identities of two Reserve Soldiers killed while conducting military operations in Kuwait.
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2 Soldiers Dead After Reported Vehicle Accident in Kuwait
Two deployed soldiers in Kuwait were killed Tuesday in a mishap that reportedly left other troops injured.
JLTV Is Tougher and Faster, but Troops Will Still Ride Into Battle on Humvees
Army and Marine Corps combat units are starting to receive high-performance Joint Light Tactical Vehicles.
Army Wants Bradley Replacement to Vastly Outgun the Enemy
The Army hopes to field its first Next-Generation Combat Vehicle in 2025.
Army in the Market for a New Infantry Squad Vehicle
The U.S. Army wants to know which firms can produce an Infantry Squad Vehicle that can be carried into battle by a helicopter...
New Infantry Fighting Vehicles a Top Army Priority, Secretary Says
Building a fleet of NGCVs to replace the M1 tank and the Bradley is the Army's second-highest modernization priority.
Lawmaker: Is the Army Paying Too Much for its New Ultra-Light Vehicle?
Army officials had to explain why the new, ultra-light combat vehicles the service plans to field are so expensive.
Monday Morning Video: Tanks on a Train
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Army to Test First Robotic Combat Vehicle by 2021
The U.S. Army is planning on testing the first prototypes of the Robotic Combat Vehicle by 2021.
Humvee-Mounted Howitzer Dazzles at Modern Day Marine
A105mm cannon can now be mounted on the back of Humvees, Joint Light Tactical Vehicles and similar-sized platforms.
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