4 of 5 last Marines ARG-MEU deployments were delayed: Official
Pending legislation in the Senate aims to force the Navy and Marine Corps to have 24 amphibs "operationally available" on any given day.
Pending legislation in the Senate aims to force the Navy and Marine Corps to have 24 amphibs "operationally available" on any given day.
“If you think it's hard to buy a counter-UAS capability, go ask the contracting officer, ‘How do I buy three trees and have them planted?’” said Don Kelley, the Marine Corps Program Executive Officer Land Systems Ground-Based Air Defense program manager, referring to one particular unforeseen challenge to a program.
Gen. Eric Smith will become the first Marine in at least 100 years to have the title "acting commandant."
The expedition featured key senior Marines speakers, endless displays of weapon systems, and Chesty.
The most recent Force Design 2030 update directed service brass to establish the new recon battalions later this year.
Three MARSOC members, whose names were withheld for operational security, spoke at a panel about the tech they say they most critically need.
The Marine Corps' top officer spent part of his week at the Modern Day Marine exposition giving some of his last talks as the commandant.
The Defense Innovation Unit announced this week that it had awarded GM Defense and Cummins with deals to produce a modular, vehicle-transportable system that will provide energy storage and management for tactical/mobile microgrids.
The firm, which specializes in fire-control systems, has teamed up with an Israeli radar-maker to offer a new c-UAS system.
AEI's John Ferrari argues that lawmakers must hear from incoming service leaders on the assumptions they're making as they prepare for their new, highest-level jobs.
The effort is in parallel with a project to develop technology capable of objectively measuring surf conditions.
The Electric Military Concept Vehicle offers a peek at the company’s plans to bid on the Army’s Electric Light Reconnaissance Vehicle prototyping competition that kicked off earlier this month.
The flight III destroyers will have some of the latest and greatest technology currently available to the service.
Congress should not shoot the messenger, but help the Navy and Marine Corps explain why 31 amphibs is the right number, CSIS's Mark Cancian argues in this op-ed.