military News Updates

“It was over $5,000 to go from Fort Polk, La., to San Antonio, Texas. … I was like, ‘No, that’s probably like three [trucks].’ ”

American Trucking Associations is warning the Trump administration about possible weaknesses in the oversight of military freight transportation.

Backed by five major trucking companies, President Trump unveiled his Freedom Haulers initiative to automatically transition military veterans into driving careers.

A new campaign launched July 24 will promote programs that let veterans who recently drove large military vehicles skip the required skills test for a CDL.

President Donald Trump announced plans for some veterans to have automatic eligibility for CDLs during a recent military-related business summit in Pennsylvania.

USA Truck is launching a military apprenticeship initiative designed to ease the transition to civilian life for service members entering transportation.

Ford is in negotiations with defense departments in Europe and North America to supply pickup trucks and software to their armed forces.

The total for repeatedly escorting commercial shipping in and out of the Gulf would add billions to the price of the conflict.

The move comes as the administration has vowed to find ways to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which has seen additional declines during the Iran war.

The Hanwha Group said it will partner with Canadian auto parts firms to make armored vehicles if it wins a contract to build a submarine fleet for Canada.