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Inspector general to look at whether US support helps Iraqi special ops forces defeat insurgents
The evaluation comes after requests to build up Iraqi special operations forces for multiple missions.
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These upgrades will help Marines destroy more tanks and better protect their own
The anti-tank system is ahead of schedule for fielding and should reach full operational capability by October.
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Small group of Marines, sailors complete ‘first step’ in building long-term Latin America task force
The larger aim is to create a multinational task force for rapid response across the region.
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Supreme Court rejects appeal from veterans in burn pit lawsuit against KBR, Halliburton
The ruling means that private companies involved in burn pit operations will likely not face punishment for their role.
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Historic South Side Chicago Montford Point Marine chapter faces closure in funding crisis
The chapter needs $75,000 to pay back taxes to stay open and another $200,000 to address needed repairs to the facility to keep it operational and revenue-producing.
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Here’s when the Army will pick three companies to build the M16/M4 and SAW replacements for soldiers and Marines
Once selected, the three companies will have about two years to produce the weapon.
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The Army and Marine Corps are looking at what troops will need to fight in megacities, underground
The group will seek out technology and gear to give troops advantages in urban areas.
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Retired 4-star Marine resigns from Middle East envoy in Qatar dispute
The retired general said that the recent resignation of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis did not influence his decision.
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How this urban warfighting experiment could transform how Marines fight in cities
A yet-to-be selected rifle company will run through a month of urban experiments at a facility in Indiana.
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New in 2019: Soldiers, Marines will start getting these advanced night vision goggles this year
The gear would merge night vision, weapon targeting and battlefield data.
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Inspector general to look at whether US support helps Iraqi special ops forces defeat insurgents
The evaluation comes after requests to build up Iraqi special operations forces for multiple missions.
-
These upgrades will help Marines destroy more tanks and better protect their own
The anti-tank system is ahead of schedule for fielding and should reach full operational capability by October.
-
Small group of Marines, sailors complete ‘first step’ in building long-term Latin America task force
The larger aim is to create a multinational task force for rapid response across the region.
-
Supreme Court rejects appeal from veterans in burn pit lawsuit against KBR, Halliburton
The ruling means that private companies involved in burn pit operations will likely not face punishment for their role.
-
Historic South Side Chicago Montford Point Marine chapter faces closure in funding crisis
The chapter needs $75,000 to pay back taxes to stay open and another $200,000 to address needed repairs to the facility to keep it operational and revenue-producing.
-
Here’s when the Army will pick three companies to build the M16/M4 and SAW replacements for soldiers and Marines
Once selected, the three companies will have about two years to produce the weapon.
-
The Army and Marine Corps are looking at what troops will need to fight in megacities, underground
The group will seek out technology and gear to give troops advantages in urban areas.
-
Retired 4-star Marine resigns from Middle East envoy in Qatar dispute
The retired general said that the recent resignation of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis did not influence his decision.
-
How this urban warfighting experiment could transform how Marines fight in cities
A yet-to-be selected rifle company will run through a month of urban experiments at a facility in Indiana.
-
New in 2019: Soldiers, Marines will start getting these advanced night vision goggles this year
The gear would merge night vision, weapon targeting and battlefield data.
-
Inspector general to look at whether US support helps Iraqi special ops forces defeat insurgents
The evaluation comes after requests to build up Iraqi special operations forces for multiple missions.
-
These upgrades will help Marines destroy more tanks and better protect their own
The anti-tank system is ahead of schedule for fielding and should reach full operational capability by October.
-
Small group of Marines, sailors complete ‘first step’ in building long-term Latin America task force
The larger aim is to create a multinational task force for rapid response across the region.
-
Supreme Court rejects appeal from veterans in burn pit lawsuit against KBR, Halliburton
The ruling means that private companies involved in burn pit operations will likely not face punishment for their role.
-
Historic South Side Chicago Montford Point Marine chapter faces closure in funding crisis
The chapter needs $75,000 to pay back taxes to stay open and another $200,000 to address needed repairs to the facility to keep it operational and revenue-producing.
-
Here’s when the Army will pick three companies to build the M16/M4 and SAW replacements for soldiers and Marines
Once selected, the three companies will have about two years to produce the weapon.
-
The Army and Marine Corps are looking at what troops will need to fight in megacities, underground
The group will seek out technology and gear to give troops advantages in urban areas.
-
Retired 4-star Marine resigns from Middle East envoy in Qatar dispute
The retired general said that the recent resignation of Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis did not influence his decision.
-
How this urban warfighting experiment could transform how Marines fight in cities
A yet-to-be selected rifle company will run through a month of urban experiments at a facility in Indiana.
-
New in 2019: Soldiers, Marines will start getting these advanced night vision goggles this year
The gear would merge night vision, weapon targeting and battlefield data.
