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US Marine Corps purchases 40 Amphibious Combat Vehicles in $211m contract - Vimarsana News

US Marine Corps purchases 40 Amphibious Combat Vehicles in $211m contract

Amidst growing military investments, the contractor is set to deliver 40 personnel variants of the Amphibious Combat Vehicle .

Marine Corps Wants Lighter .50 Caliber Ammunition to Reduce the Burden of Weight on the Battlefield - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Wants Lighter .50 Caliber Ammunition to Reduce the Burden of Weight on the Battlefield

The desire to reduce the .50 caliber ammo's weight is part of the Corps' continuing effort to lighten its infantry and increase speed on the battlefield.

Marine Corps Begins Search for AI Chatbot to Support GEOINT Data System - Vimarsana News

Marine Corps Begins Search for AI Chatbot to Support GEOINT Data System

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Marine Corps Begins Search for AI Chatbot to Support GEOINT Data System.

Lite Coms Wins Marine Corps VSAT Contract Worth Up to $500M - Vimarsana News

Lite Coms Wins Marine Corps VSAT Contract Worth Up to $500M

The U.S. Marine Corps has awarded Lite Coms a contract for VSAT terminals that could be worth up to $500 million.  The U.S. The Department of Defense

PM TRASYS Reaches Out to Discuss USMC Training Developments - Vimarsana News

PM TRASYS Reaches Out to Discuss USMC Training Developments

Marty Kauchak, MS&T Editor, remotely joined the Sept. 21 Central Florida Tech Grove-hosted event “Roundtable with the PMs” featuring Colonel Marcus Reynolds, Program Manager for Training Systems (PM TRASYS) and his staff. As connectivity permitted, MS&T gained insights on important developments across the US Marine Corps training portfolio.