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3rd MAW conducted its yearly Summer Fury exercise earlier this month, testing out its advanced base operations "Hub, Spoke, and Node" model.

The US Marine Corps has awarded BAE Systems an $88 million contract to develop multiple amphibious combat vehicles for testing.

BAE Systems has been contracted to deliver multiple ACV-30 production representative test vehicles, which will be trialled before releasing a full-rate production decision. The contact for the produc

If the Army becomes more expeditionary, it must be prepared for adversaries who have learned the importance of fighting U.S. forces asymmetrically.

Marines from Okinawa demonstrated another facet of their commandant’s new island-fighting doctrine this week by moving a tactical vehicle by helicopter from shore to ship and back again.

The size of the aid package seems to indicate that the international will to offer long-term support to Ukraine remains strong.

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Chilean Armed Forces are resuming face-to-face interactions with their U.S. counterparts with various training and cooperation initiatives.

For the first time in its storied history, the Marine Corps has given up capabilities that might be needed worldwide to gain new equipment to specialize for a potential war with China.

The ship was no adversary but rather a decommissioned U.S. Navy ship that provided U.S. and allied RIMPAC forces some target practice.

The US Marine Corps’ (USMC) Marine Medium Tiltrotor Squadron (VMM)-764 has supported aviation delivered ground refuelling of a MQ-9 Reaper remotely piloted aircraft (RPA).