Army’s JLTV, GCV and Network all get a pass in the latest defense budget.

The Pentagon must continue to tweak its weapons mix if it wants to meet the military challenges of this century, a study concludes.

Could the Army abandon its aspirations to upgrade its Humvee fleet in favor of its all-new joint vehicle?

Military​.com reports that Army officials are considering eliminating 10 BCTs as part of their build-down.

CSA and CSAF are said to be in talks over another agreement on light cargo aircraft, according to a report — and the saga wears on.

The Army will begin rotating into Europe and it may begin tasking units with ‘regional alignment,’ as it tries to keep evolving after the wars.

The Corps can’t just skip programs today as part of budget sacrifices, officials say, because there’s a ‘bow wave’ down the road.

The defense giant says the Army might be interested in its robot cargo helicopter, but everything is still early days.

Wherever the Army’s tanks wind up organizationally, the service is going ahead with planned upgrades now.

After completing an important evaluation, everyone is waiting on the Army’s next big radio decision.

The Marines say it makes more sense to buy all-new vehicles than to upgrade their existing ones.

The company has submitted a bid to deliver 155 more of the Army’s workhorse helicopters, promising “double-digit savings.”

Army officials say they’re very pleased with the latest upgrades to their long-serving attack helicopter.

After snubbing one competitor for its Ground Combat Vehicle, the Army now says it’ll consider everything.

A study says forget what you’ve heard: The services did a great job modernizing their forces in the decade following the Sept. 11 attacks.

The Army’s vice chief said that if DoD budget reductions aren’t handled right, it could “cost soldiers’ lives,” as early in past wars.

The Army is walking back from earlier cost estimates, but acknowledges ‘a lot of unknowns.’

JTRS-GMR? Forget about it — the Army says it can roll right along and buy another radio off the shelf that will deliver the same performance.

Steel-state senators say they want DoD to protect American steel and coal jobs when building new weapons and vehicles.

Focus-grouped new name? Check. Top former general? Check. Business strategy? Check. Inside the building of a new defense spin-off.