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China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
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Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
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Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
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The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
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Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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New variants of Marine amphibious combat vehicles coming soon
Nearly 200 of the amphibious combat vehicle’s basic variant have already been fielded to the Marine Corps, a BAE Systems program manager said.
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Indo-Pacific focus to aid Thomas in info warfare post, Trussler says
U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Karl Thomas, commander of the 7th Fleet in Japan, was picked for an information warfare post in early March.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
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China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
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Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
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Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
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How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
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The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
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Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
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Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
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New variants of Marine amphibious combat vehicles coming soon
Nearly 200 of the amphibious combat vehicle’s basic variant have already been fielded to the Marine Corps, a BAE Systems program manager said.
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Indo-Pacific focus to aid Thomas in info warfare post, Trussler says
U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Karl Thomas, commander of the 7th Fleet in Japan, was picked for an information warfare post in early March.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
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China, Russia propaganda wither as cameras multiply, US admiral says
Among recent examples, he said, was the Russian harassment of a U.S. Air Force drone, which splashed into the Black Sea after a collision in March.
-
Heavy lift helicopter program prepping for 2025 first deployment
After operational and production milestones in 2022, the CH-53K program is looking to its first deployment on amphibious ships in 2025.
-
Over-classified information hampers work with allies, top Marines say
“Sometimes we get in our own way, by over-classifying, over-compartmentalizing,” Gen. David Berger said.
-
How the Marines will use uncrewed tech, according to acquisitions boss
The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.
-
The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
-
Landing Ship Medium requirements in final approvals with Navy, Marines
The Navy and Marines are back on the same page about a low-cost Landing Ship Medium, following negotiations over survivability and capability of the craft.
-
Navy creating unmanned, AI operations hub within US Southern Command
The service said that, following the success of Task Force 59 in the Middle East, it would bring unmanned and AI operations to Central and South America.
-
New variants of Marine amphibious combat vehicles coming soon
Nearly 200 of the amphibious combat vehicle’s basic variant have already been fielded to the Marine Corps, a BAE Systems program manager said.
-
Indo-Pacific focus to aid Thomas in info warfare post, Trussler says
U.S. Navy Vice Adm. Karl Thomas, commander of the 7th Fleet in Japan, was picked for an information warfare post in early March.
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Ingalls Shipbuilding weighs changes to LPD after DoD pauses line
The sole builder of amphibious ships is eyeing future capabilities and ways to trim cost on its LPDs, should the Pentagon end up changing the design.
