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Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
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Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
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The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
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This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
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Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
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Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
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New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
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The Corps must change how it gets wartime gear to the fight, generals say
The way the force keeps its wartime inventory positioned forward won’t work in a battle with China and needs major changes to remain relevant, top Marines say.
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This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
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This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
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Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
-
Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
-
Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
-
Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
-
New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
-
The Corps must change how it gets wartime gear to the fight, generals say
The way the force keeps its wartime inventory positioned forward won’t work in a battle with China and needs major changes to remain relevant, top Marines say.
-
This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
-
This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
-
Active-duty retention success hurts Reserve and Guard recruiting
Retention is also up in the reserve forces but recruiting is down and active recruiting may not meet increased needs, creating further manpower challenges.
-
Marines want a ruggedized robot mule to patrol with and resupply a squad
The vehicle must carry up to 1,000 pounds for at least eight hours.
-
The Marine Corps is buying new body armor as it works to upgrade the fit, feel and protection of vital gear
The new inserts and carriers provide a better fit for greater mobility.
-
This DARPA program will give Army and Marine aviators a robot co-pilot
The autonomous capability will take the load off pilots so they can focus on mission tasks other than flying.
-
Reactivated unit gives 82nd Airborne an armored component that packs a Marine Corps-style punch
The new unit revives a legacy of airborne armor that lasted through most of the Cold War.
-
Despite rumblings of a coup, US military remains focused on humanitarian assistance in Venezuelan crisis
President Trump floated the idea and has had officials meet with dissidents to look at coup options.
-
New optic needed for machine gun, .50 caliber and automatic grenade launcher
Officials want the optic to help shooters find and hit the target faster.
-
The Corps must change how it gets wartime gear to the fight, generals say
The way the force keeps its wartime inventory positioned forward won’t work in a battle with China and needs major changes to remain relevant, top Marines say.
-
This new helmet offers greater protection, options at a lighter weight
The F70 helmet can also accommodate Peltor hearing devices and additional facial protection.
-
This advanced night vision goggle is headed to Army and Marine units sooner than you think
An early version of the capability, ENVG-III, will be fielded in the coming months, followed later next year by the ENVG-B.
