U.S. Marine Corps

Marine Corps Systems Command (MARCORSYSCOM) is intent on modernizing the U.S. Marine Corps. It recently launched the Technical Management and Analysis Directorate (TMAD) as part of an effort to modernize...

The new head of U.S. Africa Command, Marine Corps Gen. Michael Langley, made his very first trip to the African continent since he assumed the command. The trip included visits to...

“MORE READY, MORE LETHAL, AND MORE ALLIED IN THE INDO-PACIFIC,” a statement from the Marine Corps reads. The statement refers to Marine Rotational Force-Darwin, an annually-rotated Marine Corps force based...

The newly-redesignated 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment and the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group wrapped up Exercise Spartan Trident earlier this month. The three-part exercise “facilitated the development and refinement...

In preparation for a fight in the Pacific, the U.S. Marine Corps is refining its logistical capabilities to keep forces stationed in remote parts of the Pacific supplied with everything...

The Marine Corps University, the Marine Corps’ professional military education university, recently launched its Wargaming Cloud, a wargaming informational library. In an announcement, the Marine Corps explained that the “new...

The U.S Marine Corps launched a pair of large-scale exercises simultaneously from northern Japan and the Philippines. The activities, slated to begin on October 1, will run for two weeks....

To become a more lethal maritime force, the U.S. Marine Corps is testing alternatives to legacy guidance systems for TOW anti-tank missiles, ensuring they will retain their accuracy even at sea....

Eighty years ago, the U.S. Marine Corps stood up one of its most decorated and storied divisions:  the 3rd Marine Division. Also known as “The Fighting Third,” the Marine Corps activated...

The U.S. Marine Corps’ force structure plan, Force Design 2030, is an adaptable text written with the understanding that threat variables and weapons technologies will evolve and affect manpower organization....

The 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit recently concluded a series of ten-day exercises in tandem with the Finnish Navy. U.S. Marines and Finnish sailors practiced island seizure to strengthen interoperability between...

The U.S. Marine Corps is delaying the inaugural deployment of the Amphibious Combat Vehicle in light of a training accident that occurred earlier this summer, USNI News reports. As a...