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Marines must adapt gear and policy to meet endless data demands
Marine general says warfighters will soon be overwhelmed by the data streams created by modern combat operations.
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Should all infantry squad leaders be staff sergeants?
Marine officer says the job may be too complex for a sergeant.
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What’s the biggest threat to the US? Not missiles, says this task force
The biggest threat to the Marine Air-Ground Task Force isn’t a new weapon system or an increasing number or enemy troops.
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Commandant: Amphibious vehicles will be vital in future shore combat
As adversaries advance capabilities to target and defend their shores, Marines moving from ship to land will be ever more reliant on the vehicles that get them there.
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Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
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Marines getting advanced aircraft rescue and firefighting truck this year
Marines who fight fires on airfields may have a brand new vehicle to battle the blazes by December.
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Marine wargaming center will help plan for future combat
Simulation capabilities would allow commanders to run scenarios against future threats to gauge what equipment and tactics are most needed to succeed.
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Marine EOD needs new suit, other bomb gear
The new suit will likely need to be lighter and must be compatible with a self-contained breathing apparatus.
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Marines want integrated suppressors
The Corps will soon be drafting a request for industry proposals.
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Marines evaluating new, compact handgun
One of the top small arms experts for the Corps is looking to adopt a compact version of the sidearm for certain Marine billets.
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Marines must adapt gear and policy to meet endless data demands
Marine general says warfighters will soon be overwhelmed by the data streams created by modern combat operations.
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Should all infantry squad leaders be staff sergeants?
Marine officer says the job may be too complex for a sergeant.
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What’s the biggest threat to the US? Not missiles, says this task force
The biggest threat to the Marine Air-Ground Task Force isn’t a new weapon system or an increasing number or enemy troops.
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Commandant: Amphibious vehicles will be vital in future shore combat
As adversaries advance capabilities to target and defend their shores, Marines moving from ship to land will be ever more reliant on the vehicles that get them there.
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Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
-
Marines getting advanced aircraft rescue and firefighting truck this year
Marines who fight fires on airfields may have a brand new vehicle to battle the blazes by December.
-
Marine wargaming center will help plan for future combat
Simulation capabilities would allow commanders to run scenarios against future threats to gauge what equipment and tactics are most needed to succeed.
-
Marine EOD needs new suit, other bomb gear
The new suit will likely need to be lighter and must be compatible with a self-contained breathing apparatus.
-
Marines want integrated suppressors
The Corps will soon be drafting a request for industry proposals.
-
Marines evaluating new, compact handgun
One of the top small arms experts for the Corps is looking to adopt a compact version of the sidearm for certain Marine billets.
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Marines must adapt gear and policy to meet endless data demands
Marine general says warfighters will soon be overwhelmed by the data streams created by modern combat operations.
-
Should all infantry squad leaders be staff sergeants?
Marine officer says the job may be too complex for a sergeant.
-
What’s the biggest threat to the US? Not missiles, says this task force
The biggest threat to the Marine Air-Ground Task Force isn’t a new weapon system or an increasing number or enemy troops.
-
Commandant: Amphibious vehicles will be vital in future shore combat
As adversaries advance capabilities to target and defend their shores, Marines moving from ship to land will be ever more reliant on the vehicles that get them there.
-
Virtual reality, drones and 3-D printing drive terrorist innovation
Marines and soldiers will have to fight terrorist organizations in the near future who have innovative technological capabilities.
-
Marines getting advanced aircraft rescue and firefighting truck this year
Marines who fight fires on airfields may have a brand new vehicle to battle the blazes by December.
-
Marine wargaming center will help plan for future combat
Simulation capabilities would allow commanders to run scenarios against future threats to gauge what equipment and tactics are most needed to succeed.
-
Marine EOD needs new suit, other bomb gear
The new suit will likely need to be lighter and must be compatible with a self-contained breathing apparatus.
-
Marines want integrated suppressors
The Corps will soon be drafting a request for industry proposals.
-
Marines evaluating new, compact handgun
One of the top small arms experts for the Corps is looking to adopt a compact version of the sidearm for certain Marine billets.
