Page 40 - Force Design News Today

Readers respond to articles on retention, NATO Navies, and more.

 

A new unit formation, a different way to operate and vocal congressional backers are all ways that Force Design 2030 took shape this year.

Unlike Force Design 2030, Vision 2035 is a roadmap for a better way forward for the U.S. Marine Corps.

The most valuable contribution the Marine Corps could make in preparing for future conflict is to focus its force design efforts on preserving or restoring the ability to maneuver in the age of precision weapons rather than on developing capabilities that are already core competencies of other services.

We believe the path currently charted by the Marine Corps poses a significant risk to national security.

Textron Systems has successfully handed over the Cottonmouth advanced reconnaissance vehicle (ARV) prototype vehicle to the US Marine Corps (USMC).

North Carolina Marines are taking part in an exercise over 10 days at dozens of sites across Okinawa and at the Marines’ Combined Arms Training Center Camp Fuji.

As he approaches his final months as the senior Marine, Gen. David Berger says Ukraine conflict has "validated" some Force Design 2030 concepts.

CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. – A pair of helicopter gunships swept over a scrubby valley and waited overhead as the first two MV-22B Osprey tiltrotors landed on the dusty landing zone. The rear-mounted machine guns provided cover as Marines raced into the nearby brush. Far to the south, another force of Marines went ashore via landing […]