'We Are Coming:' Blackwater Founder to Explain Cryptic Message at SHOT Show It appears the new ammo company wants to prolong the suspense.
Marine Corps to Buy More Than 60,000 Redesigned Pouches for New PMAG Gear makers have a few days left to the Marine Corps' call for ideas for new magazine pouches designed to fit the service's...
This Ultra-Light Ammo Could Help a Machine Gunner Lose 10 Pounds The Chesapeake Cartridge Corporation is in the process of submitting its new line of nickel ammunition for testing.
Air Force Debates Replacing Depleted Uranium Rounds for A-10 If the Air Force is going to keep its A-10 fleet flying through 2030, it'll need more than new wings. It's going to need ammo...
Marines Want Lightweight .50 Caliber Machine Gun Ammo The Marine Corps wants a 30 percent weight savings over existing linked belts of .50 caliber ammo.
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.
PXs Will Restock High-Capacity Ammo Magazines, Reversing Decision Post exchanges began pulling ammunition magazines and clips holding 11 or more rounds from shelves on March 2.
Sig Sauer Adds .300 Win Mag to its All-Copper Ammo Line Sig Sauer Inc. is now offering a .300 Win Mag round in its high-performance, copper hunting ammunition.
Paratroopers Test New System for Airdropping Ammo, Kit into Battle The 82nd Airborne Division recently tested a new system for airdropping battlefield necessities such as extra munitions.
Soldiers Who Refuse Vaccination Can Still Serve, But Their Careers Are Over The deadline to be vaccinated is Dec. 15 for active-duty soldiers and June 30 for Reserve and Army National Guard troops.
Russian Admiral: Kursk Disaster Caused by NATO Sub Retired Adm. Vyacheslav Popov charged in an interview that the NATO submarine inadvertently bumped into the Kursk.
Student Veterans Battle for GI Bill Benefits at MIT, Another School Fighting the VA There are 104 GI Bill beneficiaries on MIT's campus, worth some $3 million in tuition to the university.
US Air Force Employee Handed Over Couple's Purchase Records, Leading to $300,000 Tax Bill from Germans The report shows a U.S. military agency collaborating with German authorities to collect German income tax penalties on U.S...
Navy Sub Crews Told to Stand Down After Preventable Collision in the Pacific The USS Connecticut, a Seawolf-class submarine, struck an unidentified seamount or underwater mountain on Oct. 2.
