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Trends in Maritime Challenges Indicate Force Design 2030 Is the Proper Path - Vimarsana News

Trends in Maritime Challenges Indicate Force Design 2030 Is the Proper Path

As current and former Marines, we embrace the changes of Force Design 2030. We’ve come to this conclusion after critically examining the implications of

Marine Corps upgrading radios to keep sophisticated adversaries from listening - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps upgrading radios to keep sophisticated adversaries from listening

Efforts to ensure that Marines can speak undetected on the battlefield are taking a step forward with major upgrades to the radios they carry, service officials said.

Marine Corps Modifies Northrop Grumman's Maritime Targeting Cell Software Contract - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Modifies Northrop Grumman's Maritime Targeting Cell Software Contract

The U.S. Marine Corps has issued a contract modification to Northrop Grumman for the Maritime Targeting Cell - Afloat program. The new Maritime Targeting Cell - Expeditionary contract aims to provide a ground-based mobile data delivery system to improve targeting accuracy during combat, the company said Wednesday.

US Marines rush to field two air defense systems amid global threats - Vimarsana News

US Marines rush to field two air defense systems amid global threats

Missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea as well as ashore in the Middle East mean the Corps quickly needs these air defense systems, a general says.

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US Marines rush to field two air defense systems amid global threats - Vimarsana News

US Marines rush to field two air defense systems amid global threats

Missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea as well as ashore in the Middle East mean the Corps quickly needs these air defense systems, a general says.