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The Army is looking to cut its reliance on contractors for forward supply and maintenance.

Strykers upgunned with .30mm turret cannons and Javelin missiles are headed to Europe to guard against the Russian threat.

After years of investing heavily in the Osprey and the F-35B JSF, the Marine Corps is ready to modernize its ground vehicles.

The U.S. Army recently took delivery of the first Stryker combat vehicle armed with a 30mm cannon.

The Ground Combat Vehicle isn't officially dead, but officials are already searching for a new, air-droppable combat vehicle.

Lightly-armed Army infantry brigades need heavier firepower, said senior leaders at the Maneuver Center of Excellence.

The U.S. Army is currently developing four new combat vehicles, but maneuver officials here maintain that infantry brigades...

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