Feds Say Former Sergeant Posed as a Marine Officer to Help Friend Bring Guns into Haiti An affidavit says the Marine wore a uniform with the rank of captain, despite leaving active duty as a sergeant.
Some Marines Get OK to Carry Concealed Firearms After Deadly Shootings Marine Corps law enforcement professionals can now carry privately owned weapons "for personal protection."
Air Force Base Announces New Restrictions on Personal Weapons Beginning Jan. 2, airmen at Offutt Air Force Base will no longer be able to carry their personal firearms on base.
New Scoring Standards Coming for Marine Rifle Marksmanship Badges The new scoring standards are part of an ambitious plan to replace the current Annual Rifle Training qualification course.
DoD Releases Plan to Allow Personnel to Carry Firearms on Base The DoD recently released guidance that allows U.S. military personnel to carry privately owned, concealed firearms on base.
Sig Sauer Unveils Civilian Version of Army's M18 Modular Handgun System Sig Sauer Inc. just released the civilian version of the U.S. Army's M18, the compact pistol that may be the most popular of...
Company to Pay $1M for Selling Army Subpar Grenade Launchers The government was alerted to the concerns about Capco’s production process by a man who was a quality engineer at the...
New Long-Range, Guided 84mm Munition for Carl-Gustaf Headed for DoD Tests in Spring Saab and Raytheon will demonstrate next spring a new, precision-guided munition for the Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle.
Bullpup or Belt-Fed? Prototypes for Army's Next-Gen Squad Weapons Finally Revealed Three competing firms displayed their prototype 6.8mm rifles and automatic rifles at the 2019 AUSA conference.
Winchester Is Now Selling Ammo Developed for Army's MHS to Consumers The company announced the launch of its "Active Duty" 9mm training round line Monday.
VA Plans to Outsource All Compensation and Pension Exams In a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., said the plan was developed with no notice to Congress.
USAA Bank Fined $85 Million by Federal Regulators for 'Violations of Law' USAA Federal Savings Bank is part of USAA, which has about 13 million military and veteran-affiliated members.
The Army Is Looking into the Soldier who Vibed with Cranberry Juice and Fleetwood Mac During an Airborne Jump The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.
'Soldiers' Careers Depend on It': Senators Want to Halt Army Combat Fitness Test Rollout Two senators say the new Army Combat Fitness Test sets unrealistic standards for some soldiers.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
