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Not just riflemen anymore: Marines must self sustain in the high end fight
Old ways of supplying Marines are too vulnerable for the near-peer fight.
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Marine grunt 2020: How the rapid transformation of small arms is amping up the rifleman
In the span of an enlistment, the Marine infantryman has seen weapons changes that previously took decades.
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Marine Raider arraigned on charges in death of Army Green Beret in Africa
Two service members have already been sentenced in Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
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The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
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Amphibs not survivable? Tell it to the Marines!
Amphibs will be used in novel ways as Marines contribute to the maritime fight.
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Chow hall makeover, color-coded food, greens up front: Here’s the plan to get soldiers, Marines eating healthier
A red, green and yellow coding system is designed to help troops with food choices.
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A 20-mile tactical march into a demanding combat eval ― this Marine regiment just did it
Larger-scale maneuvers were more common a generation ago when the looming threat of the Cold War was the Soviet Union.
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Largest Middle East military exercise features Army, Marine ground troops in multi-domain and urban defense
Hundreds of U.S. soldiers took part in the largest military exercise in the Middle East.
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The plan to give soldiers a day’s worth of MREs in one ration. Seven days of food weighing less than 10 pounds
The Army is working on keeping dismounted troops fed for more than a few days without breaking their backs.
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Not just riflemen anymore: Marines must self sustain in the high end fight
Old ways of supplying Marines are too vulnerable for the near-peer fight.
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Marine grunt 2020: How the rapid transformation of small arms is amping up the rifleman
In the span of an enlistment, the Marine infantryman has seen weapons changes that previously took decades.
-
Marine Raider arraigned on charges in death of Army Green Beret in Africa
Two service members have already been sentenced in Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
-
The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
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Amphibs not survivable? Tell it to the Marines!
Amphibs will be used in novel ways as Marines contribute to the maritime fight.
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How many Marines does it take to make an expeditionary base?
This general is working on an answer.
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Chow hall makeover, color-coded food, greens up front: Here’s the plan to get soldiers, Marines eating healthier
A red, green and yellow coding system is designed to help troops with food choices.
-
A 20-mile tactical march into a demanding combat eval ― this Marine regiment just did it
Larger-scale maneuvers were more common a generation ago when the looming threat of the Cold War was the Soviet Union.
-
Largest Middle East military exercise features Army, Marine ground troops in multi-domain and urban defense
Hundreds of U.S. soldiers took part in the largest military exercise in the Middle East.
-
The plan to give soldiers a day’s worth of MREs in one ration. Seven days of food weighing less than 10 pounds
The Army is working on keeping dismounted troops fed for more than a few days without breaking their backs.
-
Not just riflemen anymore: Marines must self sustain in the high end fight
Old ways of supplying Marines are too vulnerable for the near-peer fight.
-
Marine grunt 2020: How the rapid transformation of small arms is amping up the rifleman
In the span of an enlistment, the Marine infantryman has seen weapons changes that previously took decades.
-
Marine Raider arraigned on charges in death of Army Green Beret in Africa
Two service members have already been sentenced in Staff Sgt. Logan Melgar’s death.
-
The MAGTF is no longer sacred: The Marine Corps is looking at other ways to fight
“We are not too proud to provide that.”
-
Amphibs not survivable? Tell it to the Marines!
Amphibs will be used in novel ways as Marines contribute to the maritime fight.
-
How many Marines does it take to make an expeditionary base?
This general is working on an answer.
-
Chow hall makeover, color-coded food, greens up front: Here’s the plan to get soldiers, Marines eating healthier
A red, green and yellow coding system is designed to help troops with food choices.
-
A 20-mile tactical march into a demanding combat eval ― this Marine regiment just did it
Larger-scale maneuvers were more common a generation ago when the looming threat of the Cold War was the Soviet Union.
-
Largest Middle East military exercise features Army, Marine ground troops in multi-domain and urban defense
Hundreds of U.S. soldiers took part in the largest military exercise in the Middle East.
-
The plan to give soldiers a day’s worth of MREs in one ration. Seven days of food weighing less than 10 pounds
The Army is working on keeping dismounted troops fed for more than a few days without breaking their backs.
