You might expect that regular civilians flat-out cannot buy military vehicles or aircraft. The reality is a bit more complicated than a binary answer.

Fancy parking something unusual on your drive? Here are some military vehicles available for sale to the general public?

A military-style armored track vehicle to protect officers hasn’t been used by the Sacramento Police Department since the Rook was purchased.

To determine the tanks and armored vehicles used by the United States in Operation Desert Storm, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a catalog of military vehicles from Military Factory, an online database of ...

They're known as MRAPS, mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles. The United States Military pays $700,000 each for them, uses them on the battlefield, and then gives them away for free. (WKRC) ...

Two independent studies have drawn the same conclusions: billions of dollars in surplus military equipment, including armored vehicles and high-powered rifles, that have been transferred by the ...

Every year, the United States Army spends roughly $5 billion modernizing its ground-based combat vehicles: tanks, artillery, personnel carriers, and other armored vehicles. Of that, some portion ...

With so many military vehicles in use, sometimes it can be difficult to tell the difference between two similar ones, like the military armored car and an APC.

Aiming to make armored vehicles stealthier, Rolls-Royce is using this year's Eurosatory defense trade fair to debut a new concept hybrid diesel engine that not only makes tanks and such more ...