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The Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle program, which could enter production sometime next year, is a key part of the U.S. Marine Corps strategy for future amphibious warfare, particularly in the Pacific theater.

Both Textron and General Dynamics Land Systems (GLDS) are offering prototypes to the U.S. Marine Corps to be chosen for production next year if the service moves forward with its plans for the vehicle.

The Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle closely aligns with other aspects of the evolving force structure of the U.S. Marine Corps geared toward operations in the Pacific theater.

The Marine Corps is now preparing to test new Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle prototypes from two major industry competitors.

The figure is well beyond the $773 billion requested by the White House, as senators say they're battling inflation and accounting for troop pay raise and competition from Russia and China.

The U.S. Navy has released another update of its long-range shipbuilding plans, which have been a source of friction between the Navy, the other servi...

As a rudderless U.S. Navy debates maritime strategy, fleet futures and platform performance, America’s naval shipbuilding…

Marines won’t turn into holograms, but they will embrace digital training more than in the past.

The Marine Corps is returning to its maritime heritage

The Marine Corps hit retention goals early for the first time in 10 years, the service announced last week. Over the past nine years, the Marine Corps reached approximately 97.2 percent of its retention goal. However, for Fiscal Year 2022, the service already hit 101.1 percent of its goal, said Yvonne Carlock on behalf of […]