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Why armed forces need to focus on the challenges associated with conducting military exercises at different levels and domains, by focusing on interoperability, as well as joint and combined operations.

"You know there's a historical stigma trying to get help for something you're under mentally that you're dealing with, and we're working very hard to lower that threshold," said Admiral Caudle

“The ability to command and control our operations across 22 time zones is how we will fight and win in a global environment against our competitors."

The Porter conducted the rescue while participating in the Navy and Marine Corps’ Large Scale Exercise 2023.

In all, the exercise will use nine maritime operations centers and six carrier strike groups across seven U.S. fleets.

Sailors and Marines across the globe and in Hampton Roads are getting ready to work together to practice methods of warfare in order to stay sharp for whatever global challenge may arise.

In all, the exercise will use nine maritime operations centers and six carrier strike groups across seven U.S. fleets.

In all, the exercise will use nine maritime operations centers and six carrier strike groups across seven U.S. fleets.

On a warm evening, more than 200 Marines with fixed bayonets stood at attention to honor Assistant Commandant Gen. John Paxton Jr.