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Marines add Stinger missiles, lasers to vehicles to make up for lagging air defense
Marines are upgrading their entire ground fleet with a suite of lasers, missiles, counter-drone and counter-EW tools.
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Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
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Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
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Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
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This Mattis-directed task force wants to overhaul the infantry. Here’s how it might do that.
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force could radically change the lives of infantry and ground combat troops across the services.
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Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
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The Marines just switched their main sniper rifle ― look what’s next
Marines will soon begin replacing the M110 with the shorter, more ergonomic Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System rifle that’s been in the Army since 2016.
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New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
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Soldiers shooting artillery off ships? Tell it to the Marines
In an exercise this summer, soldiers will shoot Army artillery and rockets from the decks of Navy ships.
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This retired Marine’s book says the Corps has a history of gender bias
The fired commander of the Corps’ only female recruit training battalion defends her leadership.
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Marines add Stinger missiles, lasers to vehicles to make up for lagging air defense
Marines are upgrading their entire ground fleet with a suite of lasers, missiles, counter-drone and counter-EW tools.
-
Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
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Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
-
Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
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This Mattis-directed task force wants to overhaul the infantry. Here’s how it might do that.
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force could radically change the lives of infantry and ground combat troops across the services.
-
Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
-
The Marines just switched their main sniper rifle ― look what’s next
Marines will soon begin replacing the M110 with the shorter, more ergonomic Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System rifle that’s been in the Army since 2016.
-
New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
-
Soldiers shooting artillery off ships? Tell it to the Marines
In an exercise this summer, soldiers will shoot Army artillery and rockets from the decks of Navy ships.
-
This retired Marine’s book says the Corps has a history of gender bias
The fired commander of the Corps’ only female recruit training battalion defends her leadership.
-
Marines add Stinger missiles, lasers to vehicles to make up for lagging air defense
Marines are upgrading their entire ground fleet with a suite of lasers, missiles, counter-drone and counter-EW tools.
-
Senators want to know if US military advisers in Yemen are helping or hurting the conflict
They grill DoD official on involvement in the world’s largest humanitarian crisis.
-
Infantry, pilots coordinate attacks across states while testing ‘plug-and-play’ sims model
It’s part of a larger effort to create a “plug-and-play” model for battalion- and squadron-sized units to use at any time and in any place.
-
Ranger’s heroic actions saved dozens, led to Silver Star medal
Staff Sgt. Michael Young was awarded the Silver Star for what he did during an intense firefight in Afghanistan a year ago.
-
This Mattis-directed task force wants to overhaul the infantry. Here’s how it might do that.
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force could radically change the lives of infantry and ground combat troops across the services.
-
Here’s how air and ground robots working together will change infantry tactics
Robots in the air and on the ground will give dismounted troops a standoff capability they’ve never had at such a low level before, experts say.
-
The Marines just switched their main sniper rifle ― look what’s next
Marines will soon begin replacing the M110 with the shorter, more ergonomic Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System rifle that’s been in the Army since 2016.
-
New cyber weapons are here and no one is prepared, experts say
The experts say government, military and industry are not prepared for current or future cyber threats and must do more to deter bad actors.
-
Soldiers shooting artillery off ships? Tell it to the Marines
In an exercise this summer, soldiers will shoot Army artillery and rockets from the decks of Navy ships.
-
This retired Marine’s book says the Corps has a history of gender bias
The fired commander of the Corps’ only female recruit training battalion defends her leadership.
