Marines trade slow ships for drones and supply caches as they prep for modern warfare
Fulfilling sweeping modernization plans are “challenging,” but there's been progress with prepositioned stocks and drones.
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Fulfilling sweeping modernization plans are “challenging,” but there's been progress with prepositioned stocks and drones.
For the past three weeks, 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit Marines and Sailors showcased seamless collaboration as they integrated together to conduct rigorous training in complex, urban environments.
In this training exercise, US Marines and Sailors will execute multiple training missions ranging from raids, tactical recovery of aircraft and personnel, and foreign humanitarian and disaster relief operations.
The training focuses on sustaining and enhancing military capabilities, emphasising bilateral collaboration and sharing of tactics between US and Kuwaiti forces.
Kuwait 3.0 follows a series of bilateral, training exercises centered on building partnerships through subject matter expert exchanges, facilitating the exchange of tactics, techniques, and procedures between U.S. and Kuwaiti forces.