Ammunition Shelves Bare as Gun Sales Continue to Soar The U.S. military is not affected by the shortage.
More Marines Will Test Lighter Polymer-Cased Ammunition as Experiments Expand to Fleet Marines will get to see for themselves how lighter rounds hold up in the field.
Army Picks Ammunition Maker for Its New Sniper Rifle In a $10 million deal, Sig will manufacture the MK 248 MOD 1 and MOD 0 .300 Win Mag ammunition.
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.
Inside the Army's Quest for a Revolutionary New Bullet The effort to develop this revolutionary round has required gunmakers to challenge design assumptions.
Israeli Gunmaker Unveils Multi-Caliber Special Ops Rifle in .300 BLK/5.56mm Israel Weapon Industries recently unveiled a new AR-style rifle that can quickly change from 5.56mm to .300 Blackout ammo.
Ammo Firm Unveils 6.8mm Cartridge for Army’s Next-Gen Squad Weapon A Texas-based ammunition company recently unveiled its new 6.8mm cartridge.
The Army Is Rebuilding its Ammunition Stores for the Next Fight In the Army's budget request, it is increasing its investment in every type of ammunition except artillery shells.
Winchester Unveils New Round that Outperforms the .300 Blackout It will work in a variety of platforms, from bolt action to AR-style rifles.
Magpul Unveils New 7.62mm High-Capacity Drum Magazine Magpul Industries Corp. has introduced a new 7.62mm version of its high-capacity polymer drum magazine.
USS George Washington Heads to Japan, Ending Troubled Shipyard Stay That Included String of Suicides The aircraft carrier USS George Washington is finally underway to its new homeport in Japan, following six arduous years in a...
Reports of Mediocre Disability Exams by VA Contractors Prompts Senator's Demand for Answers A prominent Democratic senator is demanding the Department of Veterans Affairs review the quality of its privatized...
New Marine One Helicopters Aren't Allowed to Carry the President Because They Could Scorch the Lawn The VH-92's lawn-scorching problems were first discovered in 2018 during the Trump administration.
Marine Corps Creates Billet to Keep Dual-Military Families Together During Stressful Moves The billet, which is called the dual-military coordinator, will act as a liaison between couples and their career monitors in...
Exposed to Agent Orange at US Bases, Veterans Face Cancer Without VA Compensation The Defense Department has publicly acknowledged that during the Vietnam War era it stored Agent Orange at the Naval...