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The Chesapeake Cartridge Corporation is in the process of submitting its new line of nickel ammunition for testing.

U.S. Army weapons officials plan to purchase subcompact weapons from 10 different gun makers for testing.

Army units have reported about 3K M4s have failed a safety inspection because of a potential glitch in the selector switch.

In a first, Marines participating in an integrated training exercise got supplies delivered via an autonomous UH-1 Huey.

The Marine Corps will soon test new cold-weather boots and socks designed to perform at temperatures from -20 to 20 degrees.

The "third arm" attaches to the weapon and the soldier's waist belt to take the weight off his arms.