So, Army grumbling about the Crusader cancellation goes far beyond the details of the weapon itself. And beside the issue about whether the Pentagon really understands ground warfare, there’s a ...

A mid-level Army Department official resigned yesterday after he was blamed for circulating draft "talking points" that boldly lobbied to save the Crusader, an $11 billion artillery system Defense ...

SUMMARY: Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld has canceled the Army's $11 billion next-generation artillery system known as the Crusader, a decision supported by President Bush.

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the battle of Hattin, an opponent of Martin Luther being made a ...

Top Army officials learned of the decision to cancel an $11 billion artillery gun from a defense contractor two weeks ago, hours before being told by Pentagon brass, an Army investigation found.

It's simple: Crusader will change the way the army fights. TERENCE SMITH: This promotion video touts the Crusader as a 40-ton cannon mounted on an automotive chassis.