Even though it’s been out of service for years, the Jeep is still the most iconic American military vehicle, but it may never have existed if it weren’t for the Liberty Truck of World War 1 ...

The centerpiece of the museum — located in Stow, Massachusetts — is a 65,000-square-foot building, which features more than 90 military vehicles ranging from the World War I era to today.

World War 1 was the first modern warfare, with advancement in technology. We use the use of trucks for the first time and they became an essential park of the war just as planes and tanks.

Last week the Government Accountability Office found that the U.S. Army committed serious errors in evaluating bids on a $3 billion contract to make thousands of trucks in the so-called Family of ...

When it was all counted up after the war, GM had produced 854,000 trucks (including the legendary DUKW, or "Duck" amphibious vehicles), 198,000 diesel engines, 206,000 aircraft engines and 38,000 ...

SOCOM’s current deal is with Ohio’s Battelle Memorial Institute to modify up to “556 vehicles — 396 armored and 160 unarmored” over five years, according to Military Aerospace, for a ...