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The Marine Corps ditched the 120 mm mortar, but this might replace it
A squad of Marines could dispatch this system to take out enemy troops or armored vehicles.
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The state of the Marine Corps: Can the Corps’ new vision actually become reality?
The Corps is pushing modernization — but is left with serious challenges.
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The PFT and CFT are about to get harder for both men and women
Changes include shorter rest times between CFT events and female Marines will need to rip out more pullups.
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The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
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24th Marine Expeditionary Unit will head to Norway to join 40,000 troops strong NATO exercise
Norway recently decided to double the Corps’ rotational footprint in the country.
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The Marine Corps has lost its first F-35
The cost to repair the F-35B was not worth the return on investment.
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The Corps plans to boost the number of Marines in Norway
Three hundred additional Marines currently in Romania will beef up the Corps’ rotation in Norway.
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The real Russia threat — and the Corps’ pivotal plan for a European fight
Even though the Marine Corps’ footprint in Europe is small, it may prove pivotal should a fight break out in the Baltics or the high north.
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The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
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The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
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The Marine Corps ditched the 120 mm mortar, but this might replace it
A squad of Marines could dispatch this system to take out enemy troops or armored vehicles.
-
The state of the Marine Corps: Can the Corps’ new vision actually become reality?
The Corps is pushing modernization — but is left with serious challenges.
-
The PFT and CFT are about to get harder for both men and women
Changes include shorter rest times between CFT events and female Marines will need to rip out more pullups.
-
The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
-
24th Marine Expeditionary Unit will head to Norway to join 40,000 troops strong NATO exercise
Norway recently decided to double the Corps’ rotational footprint in the country.
-
The Marine Corps has lost its first F-35
The cost to repair the F-35B was not worth the return on investment.
-
The Corps plans to boost the number of Marines in Norway
Three hundred additional Marines currently in Romania will beef up the Corps’ rotation in Norway.
-
The real Russia threat — and the Corps’ pivotal plan for a European fight
Even though the Marine Corps’ footprint in Europe is small, it may prove pivotal should a fight break out in the Baltics or the high north.
-
The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
-
The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
-
The Marine Corps ditched the 120 mm mortar, but this might replace it
A squad of Marines could dispatch this system to take out enemy troops or armored vehicles.
-
The state of the Marine Corps: Can the Corps’ new vision actually become reality?
The Corps is pushing modernization — but is left with serious challenges.
-
The PFT and CFT are about to get harder for both men and women
Changes include shorter rest times between CFT events and female Marines will need to rip out more pullups.
-
The Corps has already started fielding the new Mk13 sniper rifle
Marines with 1 MEF are the first to get their hands on the new deadly sniper rifle that has been employed with Marine Raiders.
-
24th Marine Expeditionary Unit will head to Norway to join 40,000 troops strong NATO exercise
Norway recently decided to double the Corps’ rotational footprint in the country.
-
The Marine Corps has lost its first F-35
The cost to repair the F-35B was not worth the return on investment.
-
The Corps plans to boost the number of Marines in Norway
Three hundred additional Marines currently in Romania will beef up the Corps’ rotation in Norway.
-
The real Russia threat — and the Corps’ pivotal plan for a European fight
Even though the Marine Corps’ footprint in Europe is small, it may prove pivotal should a fight break out in the Baltics or the high north.
-
The Corps just received its first CH-53K King Stallion
The CH-53K is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. arsenal.
-
The coming infantryman may see a smarter Corps, multiple jobs for grunts
The days of learning one MOS may be coming to an end for grunts, says the sergeant major of the Marine Corps.
