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Marines can use these goggles to turn parking lots into firing ranges
The device allows a Marine to 3-D map an area, whether a barracks parking lot, soccer field or beach, and place virtual tanks and other targets on the real background.
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Judge cites widespread ‘failure of leadership’ at Parris Island officer sentencing
Lt. Col. Joshua Kissoon has pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty, making false official statements and conduct unbecoming of an officer.
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Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
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If you see Marines in action around Phoenix this week, don’t be scared
Marines will conduct urban training drills in Phoenix ahead of a deployment with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
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Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
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Soldiers, Marines rely on PSYOP, learning a city’s rhythm when training for urban warfare
While much attention is spent on adjusting weapons systems and training soldiers and Marines to use them, what may be of more value in an urban fight is the work being done years before a conflict erupts.
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Using lessons learned, soldiers and Marines are training for urban combat
When retired Marine Lt. Gen. Ron Christmas was a young lieutenant in training, officers received a grand total of a one-hour lecture on urban combat.
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The future battlefield: Army, Marines prepare for ‘massive’ fight in megacities
For a long time, both the Marines and Army failed to do anything substantial to prepare for large-scale urban combat — other than to avoid it whenever possible.
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From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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Marines can use these goggles to turn parking lots into firing ranges
The device allows a Marine to 3-D map an area, whether a barracks parking lot, soccer field or beach, and place virtual tanks and other targets on the real background.
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Judge cites widespread ‘failure of leadership’ at Parris Island officer sentencing
Lt. Col. Joshua Kissoon has pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty, making false official statements and conduct unbecoming of an officer.
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Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
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If you see Marines in action around Phoenix this week, don’t be scared
Marines will conduct urban training drills in Phoenix ahead of a deployment with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
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AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
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Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
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Soldiers, Marines rely on PSYOP, learning a city’s rhythm when training for urban warfare
While much attention is spent on adjusting weapons systems and training soldiers and Marines to use them, what may be of more value in an urban fight is the work being done years before a conflict erupts.
-
Using lessons learned, soldiers and Marines are training for urban combat
When retired Marine Lt. Gen. Ron Christmas was a young lieutenant in training, officers received a grand total of a one-hour lecture on urban combat.
-
The future battlefield: Army, Marines prepare for ‘massive’ fight in megacities
For a long time, both the Marines and Army failed to do anything substantial to prepare for large-scale urban combat — other than to avoid it whenever possible.
-
From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
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Marines can use these goggles to turn parking lots into firing ranges
The device allows a Marine to 3-D map an area, whether a barracks parking lot, soccer field or beach, and place virtual tanks and other targets on the real background.
-
Judge cites widespread ‘failure of leadership’ at Parris Island officer sentencing
Lt. Col. Joshua Kissoon has pleaded guilty to dereliction of duty, making false official statements and conduct unbecoming of an officer.
-
Yemen coast a ‘live fire laboratory’ for firing lasers
Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Robert Neller told a congressional committee that U.S. forces are seeing a surge in laser use off the coast of Yemen.
-
If you see Marines in action around Phoenix this week, don’t be scared
Marines will conduct urban training drills in Phoenix ahead of a deployment with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
AFRICOM 4-star faces questions on US troops killed in Niger ambush
The Marine general who heads combat operations in Africa faced questions from lawmakers about the investigation into the deaths of four soldiers in an October ambush in Niger.
-
Fighting in a city? These 7 pieces of gear could help make soldiers, Marines more effective
From vehicles to weapons and communications gear, here are a few items that could make troops more effective.
-
Soldiers, Marines rely on PSYOP, learning a city’s rhythm when training for urban warfare
While much attention is spent on adjusting weapons systems and training soldiers and Marines to use them, what may be of more value in an urban fight is the work being done years before a conflict erupts.
-
Using lessons learned, soldiers and Marines are training for urban combat
When retired Marine Lt. Gen. Ron Christmas was a young lieutenant in training, officers received a grand total of a one-hour lecture on urban combat.
-
The future battlefield: Army, Marines prepare for ‘massive’ fight in megacities
For a long time, both the Marines and Army failed to do anything substantial to prepare for large-scale urban combat — other than to avoid it whenever possible.
-
From shellfish to plankton, DARPA program turns creatures into sensors
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is launching the Persistent Aquatic Living Sensors program.
