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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
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3 pressing requirements for Marine Corps intelligence
The director of intelligence for the Marine Corps spoke at the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference about what he needs in order to fight and win in the environment of the future.
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Marines applying rapid acquisition in cyberspace
This is part seven of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
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A force in flux: Military adjusts to emergent domains of warfare
New cyber and electronic warfare capabilities are forcing a hard look at military structure.
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Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
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Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
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How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
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Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
3 pressing requirements for Marine Corps intelligence
The director of intelligence for the Marine Corps spoke at the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference about what he needs in order to fight and win in the environment of the future.
-
Marines applying rapid acquisition in cyberspace
This is part seven of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
A force in flux: Military adjusts to emergent domains of warfare
New cyber and electronic warfare capabilities are forcing a hard look at military structure.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
3 pressing requirements for Marine Corps intelligence
The director of intelligence for the Marine Corps spoke at the DoDIIS Worldwide Conference about what he needs in order to fight and win in the environment of the future.
-
Marines applying rapid acquisition in cyberspace
This is part seven of a series exploring the differences between military cyber forces, capabilities, mission sets and needs.
-
A force in flux: Military adjusts to emergent domains of warfare
New cyber and electronic warfare capabilities are forcing a hard look at military structure.
-
Drones ‘a critical component’ for Marine electronic warfare tactics
In the recently published 2017 Aviation Plan, the Marines note that UAS will be a planned critical component of the Marine Air Ground Task Force EW concept.
-
Marines to field new revolutionary radar
The Marine Corps is conducting tests and assessments on the Ground Air Task Oriented Radar, which replaces five legacy radars with a single system.
-
How space has revolutionized American warfare
Space is critically important to global operations in all domains, making it worth of protection in future multi-domain battlefields.
-
Navy developing preplanned cyber network incident procedures
The Navy is looking to develop procedures ahead of time in the case networks go down aboard ships afloat.
