US Marine Corps
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Dec- 2022 -27 DecemberAmericas
US Marines’ CH-53K King Stallion Cleared for Full-Rate Production
The US Marine Corps has given the green light for its new CH-53K King Stallion heavy lift helicopter to enter full-rate production.
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13 DecemberTechnology
US Army, Marine Corps Upskill With ‘Additive Manufacturing’ Capability
The US Army and Marine Corps have trained with "additive manufacturing" techniques and related applications at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina.
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12 DecemberSea
US Marine Corps Receives Cottonmouth Reconnaissance Vehicle Prototype
Textron Systems has delivered the first Cottonmouth advanced reconnaissance vehicle prototype to the US Marine Corps.
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8 DecemberTechnology
US Marine Corps to Receive New Wireless Radios
The US Marine Corps has awarded Silvus Technologies a contract to provide advanced radios for joint tactical and amphibious combat vehicles.
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1 DecemberSea
USS Tripoli Completes Maiden Deployment in Pacific
The US Navy amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli has completed its first deployment to the US 3rd and 7th fleet areas of operations.
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Nov- 2022 -24 NovemberAmericas
US Marines Test New ‘LMADIS’ Ground-Based Counter-Drone System
The US Marine Corps has tested its newest ground-based air defense system designed to deter and neutralize drones.
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21 NovemberTechnology
US Marine Corps to Modernize Fuel Dispensing Capability
The US Marine Corps has begun developing a new expeditionary fuel dispensing technology to meet the fuel requirements of future battlefields.
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21 NovemberAmericas
US Marines Acquiring Small Craft Fleet to Support Experimentation
The US Marine Corps is pursuing the rapid acquisition of small expeditionary watercraft to support its Force Design 2030 experimentation efforts.
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18 NovemberAmericas
US Marines Buy 30 More Amphibious Combat Vehicles Despite Safety Issues
The US Marine Corps is purchasing additional Amphibious Combat Vehicles despite safety issues during training.
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14 NovemberCommentary
Too Sino-Centric? US Marine Corps Needs Bottom-Up Reform
Many young Marines are concerned that if they must fight in a place other than the South China Sea, they will not have the necessary tools to win.
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