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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. -
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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. -
May 2022
JUST IN: Marine Corps to Study Information Warfare in Ukraine
As military operations continue in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Marine Corps officials say the conflict could be a useful case study for its modernization process. -
May 2022
JUST IN: Marine Corps Targeting More Reconnaissance, Electronic Warfare Capabilities
As the Marine Corps reconfigures to confront future threats, the service believes reconnaissance/counter-reconnaissance and electronic warfare capabilities will play a bigger role in its transformation, the commandant said May 10. -
April 2022
Marine Corps Upgrading Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Fleet
By Yasmin TadjdehNORFOLK, Va. — The Marine Corps has ambitious plans for its fleet of tactical wheeled vehicles as it modernizes its inventory with new platforms and upgrades existing systems. -
April 2022
SEA-AIR-SPACE NEWS: Marine Corps Sees Progress Transitioning to Sea-Based Ops
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Marine Corps leaders are refining the capabilities it needs for distributed operations in all domains — including lighter ships to more dependable communications. -
March 2022
BUDGET 2023: Marine Corps Receives Nominal Budget Increase
The Department of the Navy is requesting $50.3 billion for the Marine Corps, only a 2 percent increase over the enacted levels in fiscal year 2022. -
February 2022
Marine Corps Sees Initial Successes with Restructure Despite Critics
The Marine Corps is making strides toward achieving Commandant Gen. David Berger’s controversial vision for transforming the force, as it prepares for great power competition and expeditionary warfare operations. -