Ralph's Army Surplus, a longtime fixture on William Penn Highway in Monroeville's business district, is shutting its doors.The store, which has been open for nearly 70 years, will close by the end ...

The Army is moving into a new era and by getting rid of excess equipment, the service is creating space for more modernized weapons, according to Gen. Randy George, the service chief of staff ...

Since 1955, Ralph’s Army Surplus has been a fixture along Route 22 in Monroeville. The current owner, Bruce Silverblatt purchased the business from the Bonn family in 2001.

Federal Army & Navy Surplus is a generational family business; the owners, brothers Henry and Jack Schaloum, inherited the shop from their father, Izak Schaloum, who was born in 1918.

How to Start Your Own Army Surplus Business. Selling military surplus is an ideal way to join a passion for the military or survival with a business.

While much of Monroeville changed around it, Ralph’s Army Surplus store has been a mainstay on William Penn Highway for nearly seven decades. Founded by Ralph Bonn in 1955, the one-story ...