The Air Force Is Getting a Replacement for Its Cold War-Era Pistols
The Air Force recently announced it will soon start fielding 125,000 of the Army's new Modular Handgun Systems.
Tactical Gear
Female Security Forces Airmen Are About to Get Body Armor that Fits Them
The Air Force has inked a contract for body armor specifically designed to fit its female security forces airmen.
First Army Unit Gets New Squad Designated Marksman Rifle
Soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division this month became the first combat troops to receive the Army's new M110A1.
New Army Green Uniform Will Soon Be Available for Soldiers to Buy
Soldiers will be able to start purchasing the iconic World War II-style uniform by late this summer, according to officials.
Air Force Delays Some OCP Uniform Mandatory Wear Dates
The Air Force will not require airmen to update certain elements of their Operational Camouflage Uniform until September.
Marine Corps May Replace Infantry M27s with the Army's Next Generation Squad Weapon
The Marine Corps is already eying the Army's Next Generation Squad weapon as its next infantry rifle.
Some Soldiers Now Authorized to Wear the New Army Jungle Tab
The U.S. Army has finally approved an official tab for soldiers who finish the Jungle Operations Training Course.
SOCOM Wants 6.5mm Sniper Weapon for Longer-Range Kills
U.S. Special Operations Command is moving forward to adopt a sniper support weapon chambered in the 6.5mm Creedmoor round.
After 18 Years, the Marine Corps Is Looking for a Better Combat Boot Sock
The Marine Corps is asking manufacturers to offer insights into how to make the current combat boot sock better.
The Army’s Next-Generation Squad Weapon Is a Big Hit With SOCOM
The Army is in the final phase of evaluating NGSW prototypes.
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Camouflage Uniforms, Flight Suits Now Off-Limits for Marines and Sailors at the Pentagon
The Marine Corps and Navy are tightening the dress code for troops assigned to the National Capital Region and the Pentagon.
Two Decks Separate Bonhomme Richard Fire from 1M Gallons of Fuel, Admiral Says
The ship's upper decks and superstructure have been damaged, and the forward mast has collapsed. The ship is also listing.
Military's Top Appeals Court to Consider Whether Retirees Can Be Court-Martialed
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces is the last stop before military appeals battles make it to the Supreme Court.
SMA Once Again Proposes Pulling Deep-Fryers Out of Army Chow Halls
The sergeant major of the Army said that eating right may be more important for fitness than the new ACFT.
After 110 Years of Aviation, Navy Gets Its First Black Female Fighter Pilot
Lt. j.g. Madeline Swegle recently completed the service's Tactical Air (Strike) training program in the T-45C Goshawk.