US Marine Corps

V-22 Ospreys Won’t Return to Full Flight Status Until 2025: US Navy Official

Hundreds of V-22 Osprey aircraft across all branches of the US military will not be allowed to return to full flight status until at least mid-2025.

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US Marine Corps Buys 200 Tactical Robots From Israel

The US Marine Corps has ordered 200 tactical robots from Israel in a deal worth $30 million.

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US Taps Airbus for Unmanned UH-72 Helicopter

US Naval Air Systems Command has signed a deal with Airbus to provide the Marine Corps with a UH-72 Unmanned Logistics Connector prototype.

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When Marines Reach Their ‘Sell By’ Date

The US Marine Corps' shift from traditional combat roles to a focus on technology and data represents a significant cultural change that may affect recruitment and leadership dynamics.

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V-22 Ospreys Operating Under ‘Limited Envelope’ After String of Crashes: Officials

A senior US military official revealed that the tilt-rotor aircraft is operating under a “limited envelope” for an indefinite period.

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Leidos Team to Demo Cargo Drone Prototype for US Navy, Marines

Leidos has teamed with Elroy Air to demonstrate an autonomous cargo aircraft prototype for the US Navy and Marine Corps.

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US Marines Test Robot Dogs With AI-Enabled Rifles

The US Marine Forces Special Operations Command tested four-legged unmanned ground vehicles armed with artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled rifles.

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US Marine Corps to Field Trio of Air Defense Systems in 2025

The US Marine Corps plans to deploy a trio of new air defense systems by 2025 to bolster its defenses against rockets, drones, and cruise missiles.

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Wide-Scale Inspection Reveals Half of US Marine Barracks Have Issues

A wide-scale inspection conducted earlier this year has revealed that nearly half of US Marine Corps barracks have issues.

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US Marine Corps Receives First Extended-Range MQ-9A Reaper Drone

The US Marine Corps has taken delivery of the first of eight MQ-9A Extended-Range drones under order from General Atomics.

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