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Marine Corps News
November 2022
Marine Corps Testing Amphib Mine Hunters
Two Defense Department technology incubators recently awarded contracts for rapid prototyping of robots that will help keep Marines safer during beach landings. -
Marine Corps News
November 2022
JUST IN: Marine Corps Building Navy Buy In for 2030 Modernization
The Marine Corps is working more closely with the Navy during wargames and experimentations to demonstrate the value of the amphibious force, according to a top Marine leader. -
Marine Corps News
October 2022
Marine Corps Pursues Multi-Purpose Ground Robot
The Marine Corps is turning to unmanned ground vehicles that can shoulder the burden of moving supplies and perform dangerous missions. -
Logistics
August 2022
Supply Tracking Software Intended for Marines Goes Commercial
A startup working on a Marine Corps grant is looking to consolidate antiquated logistics software so it can deliver medical supplies in disaster zones in a timelier manner. -
Marine Corps News
July 2022
Marine Aviators Chart Flight Path to Modernization Goals
The Marine Corps is overhauling its force to take on peer competitors in austere environments. A new aviation plan ensures that its aircraft — everything from fighter jets to helicopters — don’t get left behind. -
Marine Corps News
July 2022
JUST IN: Information to Play Decisive Role in Marine Corps Operations
From social media campaigns to blocking intelligence gathering efforts, China and Russia have proliferated the use of information warfare in their military tactics. -
Marine Corps News
July 2022
Marine Corps Evaluating Light Vehicle for Recon Missions
Upcoming testing will evaluate how a new BAE Systems vehicle holds up to the Marine Corps’ standards for its reconnaissance vehicle program. -
Marine Corps News
June 2022
BREAKING: Marine Corps Issues New ‘Information’ Doctrine
Information has always been a warfare domain — whether it involves the sharing of tactical plans among units, gathering and processing intelligence or communicating to and influencing domestic and adversary audiences. With the information domain increasingly contested and hostile, the Marine Corps is issuing new doctrine on information. -
Marine Corps News
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Marine Corps News
May 2022
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Project Tripoli to ‘Radically’ Change Marine Corps Training
With room running out at large combat centers such as Twentynine Palms, California, and new doctrine calling for expansive, multi-domain operations, the Marine Corps will have to radically change the way it trains, service officers said May 12.
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