The Air Force has curtailed using the pistol following the death of an airman, but the other services continue to use the M18 ...

The entire Air Force is doing a service-wide inspection of the M18 handgun after a Security Forces airman suddenly died last ...

Documents show that an M18 pistol — the same model recently pulled out of service following an airman’s death in Wyoming — ...

The U.S. Air Force ordered a service-wide safety inspection of every single one of its M18 pistols after one discharged and ...

Officials from the three services said they have no plans to modify or pause use of the Sig Sauer pistol after the death of ...

A fatal incident prompted the order to pause M18 use, which also comes after the disclosure of a concerning FBI report that ...

Airman Brayden Lovan, 21, was killed by the firearm discharge on Sunday at F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming by a firearm ...

A leaked memo called for the M18 to be pulled from use “for all operational and training activities” immediately and replaced ...

The U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command has paused the use of a handgun following the death of a Security Forces airman at a ...

The moment the nation’s top firearms instructors ban one of your pistols from training, the debate shifts from design flaws to a crisis of trust.

Air Force Global Strike Command decided to put a pause on use while a comprehensive investigation is underway.

Those designations have since changed to the U.S. M17 and M18, respectively. The plan is to procure 421,000 guns, with the Army taking 195,000, the Marines 35,000, the Air Force 130,000 and the ...