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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
June 2019
Reapers to Give Marine Corps New Set of Warfighting Tools
The MQ-9 Reaper — a General Atomics-built drone that has been used extensively over the past decade for military strikes against insurgents across the Middle East and Africa — may soon be a permanent fixture in the Marine Corps’ inventory. -
Land Forces
June 2019
JUST IN: New Marine Corps Infantry Weapons on the Horizon
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. — The Marine Corps is pursuing a slew of new technologies to give infantrymen the edge on the battlefield, said an official June 4. -
Marine Corps News
May 2019
NEWS FROM SEA-AIR-SPACE: Navy, Marine Corps Moving Forward with New Operating Concept
The Navy and Marine Corps are working together to advance a new operating concept geared towards maritime superiority, a top Navy official said May 8. -
Marine Corps News
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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
April 2019
Marine Corps Eyeing Modular, Interoperable Robotic Systems
The Marine Corps is investing and experimenting with new ground robotic technology that service officials believe will help keep troops out of danger while enhancing their situational awareness. -
Budget
March 2019
JUST IN: Marine Corps Aims to Buy Reaper Drones in 2020
The Trump administration’s fiscal year 2020 budget request includes additional funding for amphibious combat vehicles and ground/air task-oriented radar systems. -
Land Forces
February 2019
JUST IN: Marine Corps to Release RFP for New Ultralight Vehicle
By Jon HarperThe Marine Corps plans to release a request for proposals later this year for a new family of ultralight tactical vehicles, an acquisition official said Feb. 5. -
Land Forces
December 2018
Marines Use Case Methods to Test Leadership Skills
By Kevin JohnstonOn Thursday afternoons at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, leaders have a unique opportunity to test their skills in crisis situations. -
Marine Corps News
December 2018
BAE Systems Awarded $140 Million for Additional Amphibious Combat Vehicles
BAE Systems was awarded a $140 million contract modification to build an addition 30 amphibious combat vehicles for the Marine Corps, the Department of Defense announced Dec. 6. -
Training and Simulation
November 2018
Marine Corps Wants to Dump its ‘Antiquated’ Industrial Age Education System
ORLANDO, Fla. — Service leaders here at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference are saying they want to do away with 19th century educational models.
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