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.
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Marines In the Hunt for a Mortar Round That Can Fire Up to 12 Miles
The Marine Corps is investing heavily in long-range fire systems as it prepares itself for future battles.
Marines Working with the Army on 5.56mm Rifle Round Replacement
The Marine Corps confirmed the service is in lockstep with the Army's effort to search for a more potent rifle round.
Marine Leaders Explain Corps' Decision to Buy Army's New Pistol
Marine Corps leaders today offered a glimpse into the service's decision to adopt the Army's Modular Handgun System.
Navy to Begin Testing New Body Armor for Naval Security Forces
The U.S. Navy will soon begin the first tests on its newest body armor -- the Naval Security Forces Vest.
Marines to Test out Lighter Combat Boots at Boot Camp
Users will be monitored to determine if there is a decrease in lower extremity injuries for those wearing the lighter boots.
Admin Change Streamlines Re-Entry of Marines With Out-of-Regs Tattoos
The way cases involving tattoos that fall outside guidelines are processed is changing.
SOCOM Supply Snafu Results in Millions of Dollars in Excess Gear
SOCOM has 4,420 more radios than it needs, among other items, an IG report finds.
Air Force Follows Navy in Adopting New Army Sidearm
The Air Force confirmed that it will field 130,000 of the Army's MHS to replace its existing inventory of 9mm M9 pistols.
Goldfein: Air Force Must Get Female Uniforms Right
"We're taking a really hard look at women's uniforms," Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein told reporters.
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Pilot of Southwest Flight with Blown Engine Was Navy Fighter Pilot
The Southwest pilot who landed a crippled Southwest plane was among the first female fighter pilots to serve in the military.
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Airmen in 'Dino Puppet' Re-Enlistment Video Fired, Reprimanded
The Air Force is sending a clear message: Re-enlisting with a dinosaur puppet on your right hand isn't funny.
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The commander of a support unit at America's largest air base in South Korea has been relieved of her duties.
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