WASHINGTON — What in the world is the U.S. military going to do with all of its surplus Humvees? For the first time, it will auction off as many as 4,000 of the workhorse vehicles for sale to the ...

Buffalo is chock full of heralded treasures. Some are widely known, while others are lying in wait. I paid a visit to a relatively unknown international treasure recently, which is in the process of ...

The clothing brand is selling leftover, recycled, or cast-off clothes from the U.S. Army on its website. It’s pricey and a little confusing. It's hard to imagine a massively game without some sort of ...

Among cases in which U.S. military technology made its way from surplus auctions to brokers for Iran, China and others: —Items seized in December 2000 at a Bakersfield, California, warehouse that ...

Online displays: Items for auction are displayed for 15 days, followed by 72-hour bidding periods. Surplus stream: Each week, on average, Government Liquidation receives 10,000 items and 30 million ...

I have nowhere to drive or store a seven-ton Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement. I have no desire to fold my body into a Humvee ever again. But when I see either one bidding for less than the price ...

A U.S. Department of Defense program that has been criticized for “militarizing” local police departments by providing them with free surplus equipment has also provided school police around the ...

Almost $2.8 million worth of military surplus equipment has flowed to Larimer and Weld County law enforcement since 2006, according to a document obtained by the Coloradoan. It includes 25 M14 rifles ...

Before opening a military surplus store, review local, state and federal laws. Selling military supplies makes you and your business subject to stringent laws. Speak to an attorney about what items ...

State and local police departments obtain some of their military-style equipment through a free Defense Department program created in the early 1990s. While the portion of their gear that comes from ...

For years, one of the most top-secret weapons of World War II sat in a corner of Jerome Oxman’s shop, past the stacks of neatly folded fatigues, the rows of olive-drab canteens and a display of combat ...