Read about a delivery order awarded by the Army to Elbit Systems of America for the continued production of ENVG-B systems.

Can you build a car in the time it takes to brew a cup of coffee? During WWII, soldiers did just that. Slide down to discover how the iconic Jeep was assembled in just minutes and what it reveals ...

At your service: The Ministry of Defence’s best photography from 2024 Servicemen at home and abroad are honoured in a round-up of the Armed Forces’s best images from the past year ...

Whether you call it a hobby or just a bad habit, one of our favorite pastimes is perusing online ads for old iron. Whether it’s a cool British sports car, a big ‘ol American muscle car, or a Jeep or ...

This advanced system, developed collaboratively by China Mobile Communications Group and the People's Liberation Army (PLA), reportedly offers ultra-secure, high-speed, and low-latency data ...

Made by Hotchkiss under licence from Jeep in 1957, the model M201 was the standard light utility used by the French army from shortly after the Second World War until production ended in 1966. “ ...

(Spc. Savannah Smith/Army) A Germany-based artillery brigade is now the first Army unit fully equipped with the service’s next-generation Multiple Launch Rocket System. In November, soldiers ...

United States President Joe Biden has announced that his administration will send nearly $2.5bn in military assistance ... air-to-ground munitions and spare parts, according to the Defense ...

This initiative builds on similar efforts by the United States, where the Department of Defense has equipped Ukrainian forces with 3D printers to produce essential parts for military equipment in the ...

Another electric Jeep SUV is almost here. With its official debut just around the corner, Jeep’s new Recon EV was spotted charging in production form, giving us our best look at the Wrangler ...

The Chinese military is using drones and 3D printing ... equipment maintenance team used a 3D printer to recreate damaged parts at the back end, and then supported the front line using methods ...

New tech will make tomorrow’s wars more dangerous to troops, Army says New sensors and long-range weapons may force the service to rethink doctrine." Sam Skove, Staff Writer The goal of 100K ...