US Marine Corps developing loitering, swarming munitions
The loitering munition market is seeing strong growth driven by successful use cases in the Nagorno-Karabakh and Ukraine-Russia conflicts.
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The loitering munition market is seeing strong growth driven by successful use cases in the Nagorno-Karabakh and Ukraine-Russia conflicts.
By fall 2024, Marine Corps low altitude air defense battalions will begin receiving a powerful new weapon: Marine air defense integrated systems, or L-MADIS, a vehicle-mounted powerhouse that can detect
Gen. Eric Smith said global threats demand that the Corps move even faster with its overhaul.
The nominee to be the next commandant of the Marine Corps reiterated the service’s minimum requirement of 31 amphibious ships to meet the service’s missions. On Tuesday, Assistant Commandant Gen. Eric Smith told the Senate Armed Service Committee that total “is the minimum.” “We are and must respond [as] America’s crisis response force,” Smith said. […]
The Marine Corps is integrating advanced technologies into its warfighting concepts to better counter China, according to the Commandant of the Marine Corps