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The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
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One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
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The Corps is spending money to save on the CH-53 King Stallion
A cost reduction team for the CH-53K will cost almost $5 million.
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The Corps is about to kick off experimental exercises for its information warriors
The Corps wants to kick off experimental exercises to prepare Marines for information warfare.
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Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Is a light attack aircraft coming to the Corps?
Light attack aircraft are seen as a cost-effective means to deliver close-air support.
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Here’s why the Corps is expanding a bombing range in Georgia
The Townsend Bombing Range will expand from 5,000 acres to over 33,000 acres.
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Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
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Following deadly MV-22 crash investigation, Corps pushes new guidance on water egress training
An MV-22 that crashed off the coast of Australia took only nine minutes to sink.
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The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
-
One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
-
The Corps is spending money to save on the CH-53 King Stallion
A cost reduction team for the CH-53K will cost almost $5 million.
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The Corps is about to kick off experimental exercises for its information warriors
The Corps wants to kick off experimental exercises to prepare Marines for information warfare.
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Commander of Futenma air station sacked
The Corps sacked the commander of Futenma air station.
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Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Is a light attack aircraft coming to the Corps?
Light attack aircraft are seen as a cost-effective means to deliver close-air support.
-
Here’s why the Corps is expanding a bombing range in Georgia
The Townsend Bombing Range will expand from 5,000 acres to over 33,000 acres.
-
Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
-
Following deadly MV-22 crash investigation, Corps pushes new guidance on water egress training
An MV-22 that crashed off the coast of Australia took only nine minutes to sink.
-
The Corps’ new MUX drone could have near unlimited weapons
The MUX could be one of the deadliest hunter-killer drones in the sky.
-
One US special operations member killed, several wounded in attack in Somalia
U.S. forces were supported by an armed drone.
-
The Corps is spending money to save on the CH-53 King Stallion
A cost reduction team for the CH-53K will cost almost $5 million.
-
The Corps is about to kick off experimental exercises for its information warriors
The Corps wants to kick off experimental exercises to prepare Marines for information warfare.
-
Commander of Futenma air station sacked
The Corps sacked the commander of Futenma air station.
-
Move over nerds, grunts are learning signals intelligence
Grunts are learning how to exploit the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Is a light attack aircraft coming to the Corps?
Light attack aircraft are seen as a cost-effective means to deliver close-air support.
-
Here’s why the Corps is expanding a bombing range in Georgia
The Townsend Bombing Range will expand from 5,000 acres to over 33,000 acres.
-
Was a Marine Corps website hacked?
The FBI said it neither confirms nor denies the existence of an investigation.
-
Following deadly MV-22 crash investigation, Corps pushes new guidance on water egress training
An MV-22 that crashed off the coast of Australia took only nine minutes to sink.
