Now many retired government vehicles are ready for civilian life ... Knifong said his company's Government Liquidation website offers up surplus military rides in online auctions and splits ...

Military surplus auctions are wild. There are new auctions every week. You can buy everything from uniform items to aviation maintenance supplies -- even operational vehicles. A quick search will ...

It was shortly after moving into Chicago's Jefferson Park neighborhood that I saw the sign for the first time: American ...

Ex-military vehicles could become street legal under legislation passed in the Michigan Senate this week. Currently, Michigan residents can purchase decommissioned military surplus vehicles from ...

People get to see those animals on board of a 2.5-ton cargo truck that mechanic Andy Catsakis bought at an online military surplus auction, and sold to the zoo for use in their safari rides.

Though some agencies argue that military surplus trucks can help with crowd control during times of unrest, critics of the program say such situations are exactly when a tank-type vehicle should ...

We’ve probably all heard the jokes about "military intelligence" being an ... is planning on giving away up to 13,000 MRAP armored vehicles free. That's right, no cost to the purchasers.

Sheriff’s departments in Muskegon and Newaygo counties have obtained armored vehicles through the military surplus program, with Muskegon officials saying they’ve experienced few problems with ...

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 ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - They're known as MRAPs, mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicles. The United States ... provided more than $1.5 billion in military surplus equipment to local law enforcement ...

But most of our favorite vehicles, aircraft and equipment seem out of reach. Some of them are more attainable than others. Sure, you can fill a shopping cart at an Army & Navy surplus store.