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The USMC’s bold new vision for expeditionary warfare in the Indo-Pacific includes the MQ-9

New challenges for the future of warfare have prompted the US Marine Corps to respond by doing three things it does best: improvise, adapt and overcome. The Marines have replaced outdated doctrine and assumptions with a fresh and bold new vision for expeditionary, amphibious and littoral operations in the coming century.

The Marine Air Ground Task Force Unmanned Aerial System Expeditionary program, or MUX – relying on the combat-proven MQ-9A — has emerged as the commandant’s top aviation acquisition priority to support naval warfighters.

In this Pathfinder article, General Atomics discusses why the MQ-9 is vital to the future vision for America’s naval forces, how the MQ-9 enables a plank of the Marines’ new expeditionary strategy known as “distributed postures”, and why the MQ-9B SeaGuardian is a state-of-the-art platform for anti-submarine warfare.

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