USS Oscar Austin crew awarded combat action ribbon for Red Sea actions
The destroyer provided combat support to the Harry S. Truman Carrier Strike Group in the Red Sea.
By Riley Ceder
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Top Marine calls for affordable, lethal and autonomous systems
The service wants a constant Marine Expeditionary Unit presence on the high seas.
By Todd South
The Marine Corps has been looking at Israel’s Iron Dome to boost air defense
The Marine Corps has considered a JLTV and 7-ton truck mounted version of the Iron Dome system.
By Shawn Snow
Marines experiment with ‘mini-carriers’ for their stealthy fighters
The amphibious assault ship Wasp traversed the South China Sea with 10 F-35Bs parked on the deck.
By Shawn Snow
CO of aviation training unit canned
A Navy spokesman said he was relieved “due to loss of trust and confidence in his ability to command.”
MARSOC identifies Raider killed in MRZR training incident
Staff Sgt. Joshua Braica succumbed to his injuries Sunday after the MRZR he was driving experienced a rollover.
By Shawn Snow
This Japanese-American Army unit is the reason we celebrate National ‘Go For Broke’ Day
The phrase was popularized as the motto of the Army’s famed 442nd Regimental Combat Team during WWII.
By Joshua Axelrod
Light Armored Reconnaissance is hurting for leaders. Here’s what the Corps is doing about it.
LAR unit leaders, who hail from the 0363-job field, are only staffed at 62 percent.
By Shawn Snow
US warship sails the Arabian Sea, avoiding port, killing time ... and germs
Personnel on the dock landing ship Fort McHenry have treated 25 sailors and Marines for a viral infection similar to mumps.
By Mark D. Faram
The new MEU: How the Corps is changing missions for grunts
How new capabilities are spreading the MEU thin and far across the globe.
By Shawn Snow
The newly fielded Joint Light Tactical Vehicle was briefly deemed ‘not operationally suitable’
Testers found crew "blind spots," difficult missile loading, reduced space and maintenance problems.
By Todd South