A growing number of law enforcement agencies are taking advantage of a program that gives them free surplus military equipment ... items such as cars and clothing, even smaller police departments ...

The museum’s uncanny environment is the work of the Collings Foundation, a well-heeled nonprofit that is among the world’s ...

The Kern County Fire Department is getting some impressive new equipment to help fight fires from the air. The department ...

Since the end of the Civil War Americans have collected and worn military surplus. The clothing and gear that was originally produced for soldiers or other members of the ...

The store provides 24/7 appointment availability for emergency service employees and offers direct delivery to local departments.

A mother was arrested and charged for allegedly buying ammunition, tactical gear for her son's planned "mass targeted ...

A mom was accused of buying ammunition, tactical gear and magazines for her middle school son’s planned mass shooting at a ...

The Army's tech chief laid out his plans to solve a decades-long problem at the Pentagon: acquisitions that lag behind ...

The tipster accused SSgt. Alexander Young of stealing a surplus of government gear and then selling it online via the black and grey markets. And this isn’t just a few items. Nearly 3,000 military ...

Law enforcement agencies in the state have accumulated more than 47,000 pieces of used military gear and weaponry since 2006 under a Pentagon program that gives surplus equipment to local police.

workwear and wet weather clothing and boots. On the ground floor, the most popular items were the ranges of army surplus and Airsoft guns and accessories. READ MORE: The family-run Hotwells army ...

so gear heads can tromp from shop to shop for all their adventuring items, though they’re likely to get the most bang for their buck at Federal Army & Navy Surplus, which Henry Schaloum says ...