5 Military Surplus Gadgets Civilians Can Buy For Under $50

Military surplus stores offer rugged, practical gear anyone can use, from flashlights to compasses, all under $50 for ...
The New York Times

Not Your Grandpa’s Military Surplus

The young men of Americana Pipedream use social media to hype their wares, finding customers who may have never set foot in an Army Navy store. Aiden Olson, Logan McGrath and Mack Fritz are part of a ...
Military Times

No paper, no plastic: Be ready as commissaries adopt reusable bags

Military commissaries are gradually moving away from plastic and paper bags. Shown here is a 2016 special-edition commissary bag with Military OneSource contact information. (DOD) Attention, ...
Stars and Stripes

Army double-timing exit of obsolete weapons and equipment

JOINT BASE LEWIS-MCCHORD, Wash. — One of the largest military bases in the U.S. is conducting a massive housecleaning of redundant and outdated military gear and hardware. Old Humvees and field radios ...
Seattle Times

This Belltown military surplus store is geared toward our outdoorsy aesthetic

PEOPLE IN SEATTLE love their gear. This is the ancestral home of REI, after all, and Filson, and a certain Patagonia jacket is almost a uniform in some parts of town. But while the local aesthetic and ...
Military.com

Commissaries Begin to Phase Out Single-Use Shopping Bags, Starting in Guam, Hawaii

Shoppers stationed on Guam or Hawaii who buy a lot of groceries at commissaries may want to start stashing reusable bags in their trunks. The military grocery stores in the Pacific are among the first ...