A Justice Department investigation into whether an Ohio-based military contractor took shortcuts in its production of military combat helmets has led to a massive Army recall.

The U.S. Army is planning to deploy a combat helmet that is 22 percent lighter than the current helmet used by soldiers.

US Army soldiers will soon begin gearing up for battle with new, lightweight body armor and helmets that can take a serious beating, the service revealed this week.

The U.S. Army's recall of 44,000 helmets that do not meet quality control standards was triggered by a Justice Department investigation of the helmet maker, ArmorSource.

Paratroopers with the 82nd Airborne Division received the Army’s newest helmet today, the first combat helmet capable of withstanding small arms fire without added protection. The Next ...

The U.S. Army has released two new helmet prototypes the service is testing to offer soldiers a modular design that would allow crew members to need only one helmet versus the two they currently ...

A new Army and Marine Corps helmet design intended to increase protection may not succeed in decreasing shockwave pressure to the head in some circumstances, according to officials with the Navy ...

Corrections & Clarifications: An earlier version of this story misidentified an NRL aerospace engineer. Tests by Navy researchers on a new Army and Marine helmet design, complete with a visor and ...

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The Army has recalled about 30,000 of its Advanced Combat Helmets after a manufacture's defect caused the helmets to fail ballistic testing.

New military helmets inspired by Halo promise enhanced protection and futuristic design.