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Marines ‘not optimized’ for the next great power fight, commandant says. This is how the Corps will need to change
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger spoke at The Heritage Foundation about force structure and great power competition.
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Diversity of ‘races, religions, backgrounds and genders’ essential to warfighting in the information age, 3-star says
Diversity of thought will matter in the future fight, Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds says.
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New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
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Unqualified pilot, inadequate training and a nonstandard maneuver: Inside the investigation to the 2018 midair refueling collision that killed six Marines
How a complacent command and unqualified pilot caused the crash that killed 6 Marines.
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Marines will confront an explosion of new challenges as Russia and China spread new military tech
Cheaper ammo, cyber, rockets and more will give Marine adversaries new tools.
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Irregular warfare remains the threat, despite a Marine Corps shift to the near-peer fight
Hybrid warfare either through Russia and China or by other nations, will remain.
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The commandant has a new plan for the Marine Corps. Here’s how Marines will get the gear to make it a reality
Marines must find cheap, disposable solutions to solve future battle problems.
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Here’s when the Marine Corps’ newest tactical vehicle hits the rest of the fleet
Marines declare the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle ready for fielding.
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Family still holding out for hope at 7-year mark of Syrian disappearance of Marine veteran Austin Tice
“It never escapes anyone’s conscious that there’s someone missing,” Marc Tice said. “Any time we do get together, there’s always a hole.”
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This Marine officer is writing Tom Clancy-style military fiction and he says you can too
Rawlings’ first book was co-authored with Mark Greaney, the writer who continued the Jack Ryan series created by the late Tom Clancy.
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Marines ‘not optimized’ for the next great power fight, commandant says. This is how the Corps will need to change
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger spoke at The Heritage Foundation about force structure and great power competition.
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Diversity of ‘races, religions, backgrounds and genders’ essential to warfighting in the information age, 3-star says
Diversity of thought will matter in the future fight, Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds says.
-
New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
-
Unqualified pilot, inadequate training and a nonstandard maneuver: Inside the investigation to the 2018 midair refueling collision that killed six Marines
How a complacent command and unqualified pilot caused the crash that killed 6 Marines.
-
Marines will confront an explosion of new challenges as Russia and China spread new military tech
Cheaper ammo, cyber, rockets and more will give Marine adversaries new tools.
-
Irregular warfare remains the threat, despite a Marine Corps shift to the near-peer fight
Hybrid warfare either through Russia and China or by other nations, will remain.
-
The commandant has a new plan for the Marine Corps. Here’s how Marines will get the gear to make it a reality
Marines must find cheap, disposable solutions to solve future battle problems.
-
Here’s when the Marine Corps’ newest tactical vehicle hits the rest of the fleet
Marines declare the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle ready for fielding.
-
Family still holding out for hope at 7-year mark of Syrian disappearance of Marine veteran Austin Tice
“It never escapes anyone’s conscious that there’s someone missing,” Marc Tice said. “Any time we do get together, there’s always a hole.”
-
This Marine officer is writing Tom Clancy-style military fiction and he says you can too
Rawlings’ first book was co-authored with Mark Greaney, the writer who continued the Jack Ryan series created by the late Tom Clancy.
-
Marines ‘not optimized’ for the next great power fight, commandant says. This is how the Corps will need to change
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. David Berger spoke at The Heritage Foundation about force structure and great power competition.
-
Diversity of ‘races, religions, backgrounds and genders’ essential to warfighting in the information age, 3-star says
Diversity of thought will matter in the future fight, Lt. Gen. Lori Reynolds says.
-
New night vision adds punch from the squad to the battalion
The Big Red One has them, and more are coming.
-
Unqualified pilot, inadequate training and a nonstandard maneuver: Inside the investigation to the 2018 midair refueling collision that killed six Marines
How a complacent command and unqualified pilot caused the crash that killed 6 Marines.
-
Marines will confront an explosion of new challenges as Russia and China spread new military tech
Cheaper ammo, cyber, rockets and more will give Marine adversaries new tools.
-
Irregular warfare remains the threat, despite a Marine Corps shift to the near-peer fight
Hybrid warfare either through Russia and China or by other nations, will remain.
-
The commandant has a new plan for the Marine Corps. Here’s how Marines will get the gear to make it a reality
Marines must find cheap, disposable solutions to solve future battle problems.
-
Here’s when the Marine Corps’ newest tactical vehicle hits the rest of the fleet
Marines declare the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle ready for fielding.
-
Family still holding out for hope at 7-year mark of Syrian disappearance of Marine veteran Austin Tice
“It never escapes anyone’s conscious that there’s someone missing,” Marc Tice said. “Any time we do get together, there’s always a hole.”
-
This Marine officer is writing Tom Clancy-style military fiction and he says you can too
Rawlings’ first book was co-authored with Mark Greaney, the writer who continued the Jack Ryan series created by the late Tom Clancy.



