US Marine Corps

US Marines’ CH-53K Conducts Over-the-Horizon Heavy Lift Test

US Marines successfully conducted over-the-horizon heavy lift and troop transport ship-to-shore operations using CH-53K King Stallion helicopters.

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US Navy Trials Logistics Drones for Sea, Land Missions

The US Navy has tested two logistics drones to resupply front line sailors and marines with goods such as food and tactical gear.

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Royal Marines to Take on US in Mojave Desert Exercise 

The Royal Marines and the Netherlands Marine Corps are taking on the US Marine Corps in Mojave Desert, California, as they prepare to join a new task force next year.

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US Marines Deploy First Amphibious, Unmanned Robot System

The US Marine Corps has deployed their first amphibious, robotic system to help them identify and neutralize explosive hazards in shallow waters.

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US Marines Officially Acquire MQ-9A Reaper Drones

The US Marine Corps has officially taken ownership of two previously-leased MQ-9A Reapers expected to bolster its expeditionary program.

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US Marines Buy Israeli Rifle-Mounted Counter-Drone Systems

The US Marine Corps has purchased an unspecified number of SMASH 2000 rifle-mounted counter-drone systems for evaluation.

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US Marines Test New NMESIS Anti-Ship Missile System

The US Marine Corps tested its new anti-ship missile system during the Large Scale Exercise 2021.

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US Marine CH-53K Heavy-Lift Helicopter Begins Initial Testing

The US Marine Corps has begun initial operations testing of its CH-53K King Stallion heavy-lift helicopter.

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US Marines Tap Textron, General Dynamics for Reconnaissance Vehicle

The US Marine Corps has selected General Dynamics Land Systems and Textron Systems for contract negotiations to develop a prototype for its Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle.

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US Marines Test Grenade Launcher-Fired Mini-Drones 

The US Marines Corps tested a multi-purpose mini-drone designed to carry a range of payloads and be fired from grenade launchers.

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