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This is why Marines are training Afghan snipers in Helmand
Roughly 100 Afghan snipers have been trained since 2017.
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The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
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Russia threatens ‘negative consequences’ over Marine exercise with Ukraine in the Black Sea
It’s not the first time Russia has dished out threats following moves by the Corps across Europe.
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Marine general who IG says forced his aide-de-camp into personal servitude punished
The one-star general was hit with an administrative punishment.
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Marines practice rarely trained machine gun tactic that could take out Russian vehicles
High-angle Mk-19 fire could be used to hit enemy troops in defilade or walk rounds onto other targets or vehicles.
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Squad leader shortage: Why the Corps is handing out big bucks for infantry NCOs
‘Disappointingly low’ numbers are leaving the Corps in the lurch.
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Missing Hawaii corpsman returns to his unit
The missing corpsman has voluntarily returned to his unit.
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Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
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The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
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Taliban cease-fire halted fighting but not the Corps’ mission in Helmand
A third rotation of Marine advisers is slated to arrive this fall to replace the current task force of nearly 300 Marines.
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This is why Marines are training Afghan snipers in Helmand
Roughly 100 Afghan snipers have been trained since 2017.
-
The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
-
Russia threatens ‘negative consequences’ over Marine exercise with Ukraine in the Black Sea
It’s not the first time Russia has dished out threats following moves by the Corps across Europe.
-
Marine general who IG says forced his aide-de-camp into personal servitude punished
The one-star general was hit with an administrative punishment.
-
Marines practice rarely trained machine gun tactic that could take out Russian vehicles
High-angle Mk-19 fire could be used to hit enemy troops in defilade or walk rounds onto other targets or vehicles.
-
Squad leader shortage: Why the Corps is handing out big bucks for infantry NCOs
‘Disappointingly low’ numbers are leaving the Corps in the lurch.
-
Missing Hawaii corpsman returns to his unit
The missing corpsman has voluntarily returned to his unit.
-
Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
-
The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
-
Taliban cease-fire halted fighting but not the Corps’ mission in Helmand
A third rotation of Marine advisers is slated to arrive this fall to replace the current task force of nearly 300 Marines.
-
This is why Marines are training Afghan snipers in Helmand
Roughly 100 Afghan snipers have been trained since 2017.
-
The Corps wants 15 suicide drones swarming from the hands of one front-line Marine
The Corps has successfully tested a single operator controlling six drones at once.
-
Russia threatens ‘negative consequences’ over Marine exercise with Ukraine in the Black Sea
It’s not the first time Russia has dished out threats following moves by the Corps across Europe.
-
Marine general who IG says forced his aide-de-camp into personal servitude punished
The one-star general was hit with an administrative punishment.
-
Marines practice rarely trained machine gun tactic that could take out Russian vehicles
High-angle Mk-19 fire could be used to hit enemy troops in defilade or walk rounds onto other targets or vehicles.
-
Squad leader shortage: Why the Corps is handing out big bucks for infantry NCOs
‘Disappointingly low’ numbers are leaving the Corps in the lurch.
-
Missing Hawaii corpsman returns to his unit
The missing corpsman has voluntarily returned to his unit.
-
Marines called in to bolster embassy security in Haiti amid violence
The squad size element is part of the Marine Security Guard Augmentation Unit.
-
The Marine Corps wants to protect its Hornets from GPS jammers
The Corps is facing down increased threats from electronic warfare. In Syria, adversaries have used EW attacks against AC-130 gunships.
-
Taliban cease-fire halted fighting but not the Corps’ mission in Helmand
A third rotation of Marine advisers is slated to arrive this fall to replace the current task force of nearly 300 Marines.
