More On Gear and Equipment

The Marine Corps is considering using a massive drone not unlike its MV-22B Osprey to protect ships.

Marines who spend much of their day lifting hefty ammunition or moving pallets full of gear could soon get a helping hand.

The service is creating a new deputy assistant Navy secretary for sustainment position on Oct. 1.

Marines in fire-support units can now coordinate artillery, mortar and naval gunfire from a handy, ruggedized tablet.

Retired officers and experts have been sounding off on the state of the Navy's fleet after photos have shown rust buildup.

The U.S. Air Force will call its new trainer the T-7A "Red Hawk."

A new support site at a Singapore Navy base is shaking up the way the service maintains its littoral combat ships.

Marine special operators are still using the militarized version of a lightweight off-roading vehicle.

The Army began working on the MHS in 2009 and launched a competition, which Sig ultimately won, in the summer of 2015.

The Air Force has just proved that the B-1B Lancer bomber can be modified to hold more ordnance.