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1-star: Marines Need Gear That Will Give Them the Edge on the Battlefield
The one-star in charge of outfitting leathernecks with everything they drive, shoot and wear says Marines should never have to get in a fair fight.
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US Navy Gears Up to Extend the Service of MH-60 Helicopters
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The Marines Are on the Hunt for Robots That Can Follow Their Orders
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New technology takes so long to test and evaluate that it can be obsolete by the time it actually hits the fleet.
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4-Star Vows To Continue US Operations in South China Sea
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