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Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
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Eczema and poor eyesight have previously kept people out of the Army, but the secretary is giving them a second look
The Army is looking at whether some treatable medical issues should disqualify Americans from service.
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Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
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Marines award contract for lighter, better fitting plate carrier
The contract calls for a maximum of 225,886 new plate carriers over a five-year period.
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The days of worrying about rocket launcher backblast soon may be at an end
A confined space AT-4 will gradually replace older models of the single shot anti-tank rocket launcher.
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The Corps has qualified Joint Fires Observers for every squad. Here’s how they’ll train.
The Corps has trained about 1,000 Joint Fires Observers since 2016.
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Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
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Get ready to ditch miles of cables ― this will give Marines a secure LTE network in the field
The solution could give Marines a two-mile area to link encrypted devices for command posts.
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On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
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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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Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
-
Eczema and poor eyesight have previously kept people out of the Army, but the secretary is giving them a second look
The Army is looking at whether some treatable medical issues should disqualify Americans from service.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
Marines award contract for lighter, better fitting plate carrier
The contract calls for a maximum of 225,886 new plate carriers over a five-year period.
-
The days of worrying about rocket launcher backblast soon may be at an end
A confined space AT-4 will gradually replace older models of the single shot anti-tank rocket launcher.
-
The Corps has qualified Joint Fires Observers for every squad. Here’s how they’ll train.
The Corps has trained about 1,000 Joint Fires Observers since 2016.
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
-
Get ready to ditch miles of cables ― this will give Marines a secure LTE network in the field
The solution could give Marines a two-mile area to link encrypted devices for command posts.
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
-
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.
-
Non-grunts, experiments focus on you in the next phase of Sea Dragon
An upcoming Norway exercise will see new experiments as Marines test out gear and concepts focused on expeditionary ops.
-
Eczema and poor eyesight have previously kept people out of the Army, but the secretary is giving them a second look
The Army is looking at whether some treatable medical issues should disqualify Americans from service.
-
Is this the Marine Corps’ next amphibious combat vehicle?
Questions remain as to how the Marines are going to fill the fleet gap between the aging AAV and the new ACV, which will not be fully deployed for at least six years.
-
Marines award contract for lighter, better fitting plate carrier
The contract calls for a maximum of 225,886 new plate carriers over a five-year period.
-
The days of worrying about rocket launcher backblast soon may be at an end
A confined space AT-4 will gradually replace older models of the single shot anti-tank rocket launcher.
-
The Corps has qualified Joint Fires Observers for every squad. Here’s how they’ll train.
The Corps has trained about 1,000 Joint Fires Observers since 2016.
-
Check out the massive ‘do-it-all’ drone that Marines could choose as their wingman
The drone would be able to coordinate fires across the battlefield.
-
Get ready to ditch miles of cables ― this will give Marines a secure LTE network in the field
The solution could give Marines a two-mile area to link encrypted devices for command posts.
-
On the new battlefield, US Navy must get software updates to the fleet within days, acquisition boss says
If the U.S. Navy can’t get software updates to the fleet fast, it might fall behind on the modern battlefield.
-
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.
