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Marine Corps News
May 2021
JUST IN: Textron Unveils New Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle Prototype
Textron Systems announced on May 4 its new prototype vehicle — dubbed Cottonmouth — for the Marine Corps’ Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle program. -
Maritime Security
April 2021
Light Amphibious Warships Face Survivability Questions
The Department of the Navy is pursuing a new class of light amphibious warships that will be key to future operations in the Indo-Pacific region as the sea services work to counter China, experts say. But the platforms may need more defensive capabilities than some envision. -
Marine Corps News
April 2021
Marine Corps Releases More Details on Utility Vehicle Phase Out
By Meredith RoatenThe Marine Corps is slated to replace its utility task vehicle with a new ultra light tactical platform in the next two years, according to an official. -
Air Power
April 2021
V-22 Upgrades in Works as Aircraft Passes Milestones
By Nick AddeMarine Corps Col. Matthew Kelly recalls being deployed to Iraq in 2008, when the Bell Boeing MV-22 Osprey made its in-theater debut. -
Marine Corps News
April 2021
Marines Lack Trust in Artificial Intelligence
Before the Marine Corps can fully utilize the power of AI technology and the efficiencies it brings, the service must overcome one major hurdle: trust. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
March 2021
JUST IN: Navy, Marine Corps Unmanned Framework Calls For ‘Capabilities’ Over Platforms
The Department of the Navy’s newly released “Unmanned Campaign Framework” declares that robotic systems will be vital for operations going forward on land, sea and underwater. -
Marine Corps News
February 2021
JUST IN: Commandant Calls Marine Corps Tech Refresh ‘Urgent’
Sending the Marines Corps into battle with the legacy equipment it has on hand would be “irresponsible,” Commandant David H. Berger said Feb. 2. -
Marine Corps News
February 2021
Marine Corps Embracing Synthetic Training
By Connie LeeLive, virtual and constructive training is coming to the forefront of the Marine Corps’ priorities. -
Marine Corps News
December 2020
Marines Using 'Force Plates' To Predict Potential Injuries
By Connie LeeMarine Corps Training and Education Command is working to protect troops by investing in technology that can detect potential injuries -
Marine Corps News
December 2020
Marine Corps Looking to Fill Munitions Gaps
The Marine Corps is looking to industry to help fill munitions capability gaps to keep pace with near-peer threats, a service official said.
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