Neil Fotre

Neil is a former US Army Captain and served operational deployments in South Korea and Afghanistan. He is currently an Editorial Fellow at the Military Times.

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Marines from Camp Lejeune break out amphibious assault vehicles during Florence relief efforts

Two amphibious assault vehicles and two hardback Humvees were deployed from II Marine Expeditionary Force.

3 years ago

The next war might include mind-controlled drones

DARPA has overseen trials using computer simulations for use by the military.

3 years ago

Mattis denies State Department’s request for Marine security in Taiwan

The new American facility, which will be located just outside of Taipei, will be able to house 450 people.

Lt. Gen. Joseph Guastella takes command at AFCENT

Lt. Gen. Joseph Guastella Jr. assumed command of U.S. Air Forces Central Command Aug. 30.

Destroyer intercepts arms shipment near Yemen

Sailors board a mystery skiff and discover a large cargo of AK-47 rifles.

No sandbags needed: Marines 3D print a barracks room in 40 hours

Normally it takes up to five days and 10 Marines to construct a barracks hut out of wood.

F-35B Lightning IIs need protection from ... lightning

The Marine Corps is purchasing 14 lighting rods to protect F-35Bs at Iwakuni, Japan.

GoFundMe Marine veteran is homeless (again), claiming couple won’t give him his money

A story that should have ended happily has now turned into a raging battle between lawyers and investigations of the possible mismanagement of funds.

Unique job board for combat veterans launched by vet couple

Veteran husband and wife team create a specialized job board for combat veterans.

Air Force officer dies at Keesler Air Force Base

First Lt. Sonagnon Dabli, a bioenvironmental engineer at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, died Tuesday.

Two Marine Raiders awarded valorous medals for firefight in northern Africa

Two Marine Raiders awarded valorous awards for Africa firefight.

Marine vet turned journalist Austin Tice has now been missing in Syria for six years

Austin Tice, the veteran Marine captain who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, then put down his gun and picked up a pen to cover the intensifying civil war in Syria, has now been missing for six years.

Former special ops commander on Afghanistan withdrawal | Military Times Reports

How the Army is trying to prevent altitude sickness during alpine missions | MilTech

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Next-gen squad weapons and the Army's future planning | Defense News Weekly Full Episode, 10.9.21

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‘Accountability’ Marine gets light sentence; judge blasts command

Marine killed in California dry fire training exercise

Day 1 of outspoken Marine’s trial brings guilty plea and political sideshow

Marine Corps commandant’s 246 birthday ball canceled due to COVID-19

Here’s where the Marine Corps is headed as it shifts away from Afghanistan and the ‘old wars’

Neil Fotre

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Two amphibious assault vehicles and two hardback Humvees were deployed from II Marine Expeditionary Force.

DARPA has overseen trials using computer simulations for use by the military.

The new American facility, which will be located just outside of Taipei, will be able to house 450 people.

Lt. Gen. Joseph Guastella Jr. assumed command of U.S. Air Forces Central Command Aug. 30.

Sailors board a mystery skiff and discover a large cargo of AK-47 rifles.

Normally it takes up to five days and 10 Marines to construct a barracks hut out of wood.

The Marine Corps is purchasing 14 lighting rods to protect F-35Bs at Iwakuni, Japan.

A story that should have ended happily has now turned into a raging battle between lawyers and investigations of the possible mismanagement of funds.

Veteran husband and wife team create a specialized job board for combat veterans.

First Lt. Sonagnon Dabli, a bioenvironmental engineer at Keesler Air Force Base, Mississippi, died Tuesday.

Two Marine Raiders awarded valorous awards for Africa firefight.

Austin Tice, the veteran Marine captain who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan, then put down his gun and picked up a pen to cover the intensifying civil war in Syria, has now been missing for six years.

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