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The Marines want to test all recruits for cyber skills
The test provides another tool for talent management in an increasingly modern battlefield.
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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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Naval Academy’s cybersecurity program receives accreditation
The U.S. Naval Academy’s cyber operations program has been formally accredited.
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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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KC-46 tanker faces new delays
As the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference opened, news broke that the Boeing KC-46 was facing two more category 1 deficiencies, potentially delaying an October delivery.
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With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
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From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
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US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
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4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
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Here’s how Air Mobility Command will improve aircraft survivability
The new head of Air Mobility Command is looking at ways to improve aircraft survivability and enable persistence over the battlefield.
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The Marines want to test all recruits for cyber skills
The test provides another tool for talent management in an increasingly modern battlefield.
-
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.
-
Naval Academy’s cybersecurity program receives accreditation
The U.S. Naval Academy’s cyber operations program has been formally accredited.
-
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.
-
KC-46 tanker faces new delays
As the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference opened, news broke that the Boeing KC-46 was facing two more category 1 deficiencies, potentially delaying an October delivery.
-
With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
-
From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
-
US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
-
4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
-
Here’s how Air Mobility Command will improve aircraft survivability
The new head of Air Mobility Command is looking at ways to improve aircraft survivability and enable persistence over the battlefield.
-
The Marines want to test all recruits for cyber skills
The test provides another tool for talent management in an increasingly modern battlefield.
-
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.
-
Naval Academy’s cybersecurity program receives accreditation
The U.S. Naval Academy’s cyber operations program has been formally accredited.
-
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.
-
KC-46 tanker faces new delays
As the AFA Air, Space & Cyber Conference opened, news broke that the Boeing KC-46 was facing two more category 1 deficiencies, potentially delaying an October delivery.
-
With a big cash infusion, Congress is all-in on the amphibious Navy
This move is being driven by China and Russia, which have made the capability of long-range anti-ship strike from shore batteries a priority in order to keep the U.S. Navy’s carriers at bay.
-
From boneyard to brand new: Outside contractor gives new life to H-53 helos
Erickson Incorporated has taken on the overhaul of several H-53 helicopters as depots hit max capacity.
-
US Marine Corps kills amphibious assault vehicle upgrade program
There’s a shifting strategy in the Pentagon to forgo legacy system upgrades in favor of new modern platforms, and the Marine Corps’ Amphibious Assault Vehicle survivability upgrade is an early victim.
-
4 questions with analyst and retired Marine Lt. Col. Dakota Wood
As the Marines confront the challenge of fighting in the Pacific again, what are the top priorities for modernization?
-
Here’s how Air Mobility Command will improve aircraft survivability
The new head of Air Mobility Command is looking at ways to improve aircraft survivability and enable persistence over the battlefield.
