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Australians should now work shoulder to shoulder with Americans in mastering the building of nuclear submarines while their countrymen serve on deployed U.S. Navy attack submarines to master their operations at sea, two members of the House Armed Services Committee said Friday. Australia has no history of nuclear energy and no industrial capacity to build […]

The Marine Corps would, in essence, like a higher number of hulls at a cheaper price point, whereas the Navy would like to purchase a lower number of hulls at a higher price point.

In a recent speech to the Marine Corps Association, Gen. David Berger congratulated his Marines on having an open and honest debate concerning his Force Design (FD) 2030 initiative.

The Marine Corps’ investment in a library of wargames is the latest sign that the force is taking the possibility of a major war seriously.

Hawaii-based Marines with Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron 268 recently concluded their deployment to Australia as part of Marine Rotational Force-Darwin with a 6,100-mile, island-hopping flight home.

The US Marine Corps (USMC) awarded Oshkosh Defense with a USD23.7 million contract to produce the chassis for its new Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS). The Pentagon announced the new indefinite delivery/indefinite ...

The US Marine Corps (USMC) awarded Oshkosh Defense with a USD23.7 million contract to produce the chassis for its new Navy Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS). The Pentagon announced the new indefinite delivery/indefinite ...

The CH-53K King Stallion is the most powerful helicopter in the U.S. military and provides the Marine Corps with a significant capability.

The commandant of the Marine Corps gives the Ukrainians top marks for small-unit leadership.

Rep. Rob Wittman praised Force Design 2030: “The Marine Corps is adapting this plan to look at what we need to do based on current world situations. That’s a great thing about the plan."