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Amphibious assault ship USS Makin Island (LHD-8), the flagship of the Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group, left Naval Base San Diego on Wednesday for a deployment to the Indo-Pacific region, USNI News has learned. The Amphibious Ready Group with the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit embarked includes Makin Island and amphibious transport docks USS John P. […]

America’s force-in-readiness wants to win virtually as well as physically.

While Force Design 2030 was a step in the right direction, the Marine Corps must take further steps to adapt to the modern era of technology and surveillance.

What advocates of FD 2030 propose will ultimately result in an increasingly irrelevant Marine Corps, not its transformation into a force that is adequately prepared to act and serve in the twenty-first century.

Students at the Marine Corps School of Advanced Warfighting developed a series of wargames to compare the MEU with the new MLR.

Students at the Marine Corps School of Advanced Warfighting developed a series of wargames to compare the MEU with the new MLR.

The new commander of Marine Corps air power in the Pacific said the force has never been more lethal, though he aims to maintain peace in the region through deterrence and partnerships with allies.

Students at the Marine Corps School of Advanced Warfighting developed a series of wargames to compare the MEU with the new MLR.

Marine Corps Essay Contest—Second prize. Sponsored by U.S. Naval Institute. The Marine Corps must do more to evolve the infantry squad.

The winners of the Naval Institute’s annual Marine Corps Essay Contest appear in this issue.