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Quantico’s commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion fired
Court records indicate the Marine colonel was arrested for drunk driving charges in mid-April.
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The Marines are gunning up the amphibious combat vehicle. Is a 40mm cannon in its future?
No weapon has yet been finalized but industry partners are test firing a 30mm gun that can convert to 40mm, if needed.
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Marines name next sergeant major of the Corps
Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black currently serves as sergeant major of manpower and reserve affairs.
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A new sniper MOS? Marines are testing a ‘proof of concept’ for scout snipers
The new course would happen in early 2020.
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Marines fire squadron commander of Hornet involved in fatal crash with KC-130J that killed six
The investigation into the crash has not yet been released.
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Marine pilots lack airspace, ordnance to realistically train for a near-peer Pacific fight, watchdog says
Outdated ranges and old technology are no match for up-to-date aircraft with complex missions.
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The F-35 of the ground combat force? That’s what the Marines want for the light armored vehicle’s replacement
The armored reconnaissance vehicle is expected to begin replacing the legacy LAV by the late 2020s.
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Guard aviators will get the newest advanced helicopters before some active Army units
The new helicopters will partially replace the UH-60 Black Hawk and AH-64 Apache.
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All of the Marine M27 rifles are in ― if you’re not a grunt or working with them, you’re not getting one
The Corps will continue to field the remaining M27s that have been purchased to the infantry and combat engineer battalions through 2021.
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Soldiers are testing this bridge-hauling tank to get heavy stuff to the fight quicker
The new bridge allows for quicker set-up and deployment, and it can handle heavier vehicles.
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Quantico’s commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion fired
Court records indicate the Marine colonel was arrested for drunk driving charges in mid-April.
-
The Marines are gunning up the amphibious combat vehicle. Is a 40mm cannon in its future?
No weapon has yet been finalized but industry partners are test firing a 30mm gun that can convert to 40mm, if needed.
-
Marines name next sergeant major of the Corps
Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black currently serves as sergeant major of manpower and reserve affairs.
-
A new sniper MOS? Marines are testing a ‘proof of concept’ for scout snipers
The new course would happen in early 2020.
-
Marines fire squadron commander of Hornet involved in fatal crash with KC-130J that killed six
The investigation into the crash has not yet been released.
-
Marine pilots lack airspace, ordnance to realistically train for a near-peer Pacific fight, watchdog says
Outdated ranges and old technology are no match for up-to-date aircraft with complex missions.
-
The F-35 of the ground combat force? That’s what the Marines want for the light armored vehicle’s replacement
The armored reconnaissance vehicle is expected to begin replacing the legacy LAV by the late 2020s.
-
Guard aviators will get the newest advanced helicopters before some active Army units
The new helicopters will partially replace the UH-60 Black Hawk and AH-64 Apache.
-
All of the Marine M27 rifles are in ― if you’re not a grunt or working with them, you’re not getting one
The Corps will continue to field the remaining M27s that have been purchased to the infantry and combat engineer battalions through 2021.
-
Soldiers are testing this bridge-hauling tank to get heavy stuff to the fight quicker
The new bridge allows for quicker set-up and deployment, and it can handle heavier vehicles.
-
Quantico’s commanding officer of Headquarters and Service Battalion fired
Court records indicate the Marine colonel was arrested for drunk driving charges in mid-April.
-
The Marines are gunning up the amphibious combat vehicle. Is a 40mm cannon in its future?
No weapon has yet been finalized but industry partners are test firing a 30mm gun that can convert to 40mm, if needed.
-
Marines name next sergeant major of the Corps
Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black currently serves as sergeant major of manpower and reserve affairs.
-
A new sniper MOS? Marines are testing a ‘proof of concept’ for scout snipers
The new course would happen in early 2020.
-
Marines fire squadron commander of Hornet involved in fatal crash with KC-130J that killed six
The investigation into the crash has not yet been released.
-
Marine pilots lack airspace, ordnance to realistically train for a near-peer Pacific fight, watchdog says
Outdated ranges and old technology are no match for up-to-date aircraft with complex missions.
-
The F-35 of the ground combat force? That’s what the Marines want for the light armored vehicle’s replacement
The armored reconnaissance vehicle is expected to begin replacing the legacy LAV by the late 2020s.
-
Guard aviators will get the newest advanced helicopters before some active Army units
The new helicopters will partially replace the UH-60 Black Hawk and AH-64 Apache.
-
All of the Marine M27 rifles are in ― if you’re not a grunt or working with them, you’re not getting one
The Corps will continue to field the remaining M27s that have been purchased to the infantry and combat engineer battalions through 2021.
-
Soldiers are testing this bridge-hauling tank to get heavy stuff to the fight quicker
The new bridge allows for quicker set-up and deployment, and it can handle heavier vehicles.



