Mar 24, 2016 | by Matthew Cox
The U.S. Army hasn't decided on "one handgun or another" as a replacement for the service's M9 pistol, according to Army public affairs.
The service in a statement Wednesday said it currently has no plans to buy Glock pistols as an alternative to the service's ongoing Modular Handgun System program.
Military.com ran a
March 21 story describing Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley's recent frustration with the MHS program as an example of the Pentagon's bureaucratic acquisition system.
