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The Corps’ largest rotational deployment to Norway kicks off
The deployment of nearly 700 Marines to Norway is the Corps’ first expanded rotation to the region.
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Pilot of Beaufort F-35B crash released from hospital
It was the first crash of an F-35B in the program’s history.
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With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
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The Corps’ rapid push to modernize drives first extensive rank structure review in 20 years
High-skill jobs like reconnaissance, intelligence and aviation are being reviewed to correct promotion disparities.
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F-35B crashes near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina
Initial reports indicate the pilot safely ejected from the aircraft.
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Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
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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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Former Marine gets prison for bilking more than $500K from the Corps and Toys for Tots
The former Marine used a unit travel card to rack up thousands in unauthorized charges.
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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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The Corps’ largest rotational deployment to Norway kicks off
The deployment of nearly 700 Marines to Norway is the Corps’ first expanded rotation to the region.
-
Pilot of Beaufort F-35B crash released from hospital
It was the first crash of an F-35B in the program’s history.
-
With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
-
The Corps’ rapid push to modernize drives first extensive rank structure review in 20 years
High-skill jobs like reconnaissance, intelligence and aviation are being reviewed to correct promotion disparities.
-
F-35B crashes near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina
Initial reports indicate the pilot safely ejected from the aircraft.
-
Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
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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.
-
Former Marine gets prison for bilking more than $500K from the Corps and Toys for Tots
The former Marine used a unit travel card to rack up thousands in unauthorized charges.
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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.
-
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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The Corps’ largest rotational deployment to Norway kicks off
The deployment of nearly 700 Marines to Norway is the Corps’ first expanded rotation to the region.
-
Pilot of Beaufort F-35B crash released from hospital
It was the first crash of an F-35B in the program’s history.
-
With an increasing footprint in the Arctic, the Corps may need a new snow vehicle
The BvS10 has a range of 200 miles and can mount a CROWS weapon system.
-
The Corps’ rapid push to modernize drives first extensive rank structure review in 20 years
High-skill jobs like reconnaissance, intelligence and aviation are being reviewed to correct promotion disparities.
-
F-35B crashes near Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, South Carolina
Initial reports indicate the pilot safely ejected from the aircraft.
-
Here’s how the Corps could shave about 6 pounds off your body armor
The new plates are being crafted for light intensity threat environments.
-
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.
-
Former Marine gets prison for bilking more than $500K from the Corps and Toys for Tots
The former Marine used a unit travel card to rack up thousands in unauthorized charges.
-
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.
