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Marine Corps Articles | Developments Today

Can AI help the Marines simplify sustainment in the Pacific?

Marines test AI logistics engine for Pacific sustainment planning

MARFORPAC is extending use of Tagup's Manifest platform to selected theater sustainment cases.
The platform combines vendor, parts, maintenance, and demand data to support logistics planning.
Tagup says earlier Marine medical logistics use cut purchasing costs 25% and materiel handled 30% without reducing readiness.

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DT Editorial Team·Aug 29, 2026·via defenseone.com

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Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

Bunker Talk: A Weekly Open Forum on Military Tech and More

Bunker Talk is a weekly open discussion thread for the TWZ community.
This week's featured image shows U.S. Marines training in underground tunnels during KMEP 25.1 in South Korea.
KMEP is a semi-annual exercise enhancing ROK-U.S. Marine interoperability.
The article outlines community guidelines for respectful and productive discussion.

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DT Editorial Team·Aug 8, 2026·via twz.com

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Marine Corps accepts last Osprey aircraft - Breaking Defense

Marine Corps closes Osprey procurement with final MV-22 delivery

The Marine Corps accepted its 359th and final MV-22 Osprey.
The service says the fleet has logged more than 686,500 flight hours across 114 deployments.
Attention now shifts to modernization, maintenance reduction, and safety upgrades intended to keep the aircraft operational through 2055.

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DT Editorial Team·Jul 29, 2026·via breakingdefense.com

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It's Official: F-35s Are Now Being Delivered Without Radars

F-35 deliveries without radars expose deeper Block 4 strain

The F-35 Joint Program Office confirmed six Marine Corps F-35Bs were accepted without radars installed.
The missing radars are tied to the delayed AN/APG-85, a key part of the Block 4 upgrade package.
The disclosure came amid congressional scrutiny of worsening F-35 full mission capable rates.
The episode highlights how modernization delays are now affecting aircraft deliveries, not just future plans.

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DT Editorial Team·Jun 26, 2026·via twz.com

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Viasat wins $307 million Marine Corps satellite communications contract

Viasat Secures $307 Million Marine Corps Satellite Communications Deal

The Marine Corps awarded Viasat a five-year, $307 million satellite communications contract.
The MECS2 program emphasizes multi-orbit, multi-band commercial services and managed connectivity.
The deal reflects the Pentagon’s push to blend GEO, MEO, and LEO networks for greater resilience.

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DT Editorial Team·May 9, 2026·via spacenews.com

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New PAE Marine Corps will put 'jet fuel' on Project Dynamis - Breaking Defense

Marine Corps Says New Acquisition Structure Could Speed Project Dynamis Into Procurement Decisions

Marine officials say a new portfolio acquisition executive can speed Project Dynamis acquisition decisions.
Project Dynamis is the Corps’ contribution to the Pentagon-wide CJADC2 effort.
The service expects hardware and software decisions to emerge from future serials using current program funding lines.

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DT Editorial Team·May 3, 2026·via breakingdefense.com

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Marines Offer Glimpse Of New Plan For Its Future Ground Combat Forces

Marine Corps’ GCE 2040 Plan Points to an AI-Heavy Future for Ground Combat

The Marine Corps publicly previewed its evolving Ground Combat Element 2040 concept.
The plan builds on Force Design 2030 and emphasizes lethality, survivability, and adaptability.
The source frames future ground combat as increasingly shaped by AI and autonomous systems.

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DT Editorial Team·May 2, 2026·via twz.com

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Confidence In CH-53K King Stallion Grows Ahead Of First Operational Deployment

CH-53K heads toward its first deployment as the Marine Corps maps a bigger heavy-lift transition

The Marine Corps says the CH-53K is nearing its first operational deployment with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit.
Four squadrons now have CH-53Ks, spanning fleet, training, developmental test, and operational test roles.
Annual deliveries are expected to reach 16 aircraft in Fiscal Year 2029, when full-rate production is currently planned.
Marine officials also said they are open to a mine-countermeasures version that could replace the MH-53E.

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DT Editorial Team·May 2, 2026·via twz.com

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Navy, Marine Corps weighing force generation model revamp for amphibs - Breaking Defense

Navy and Marine Corps Consider Longer Amphibious Readiness Cycle to Squeeze More Deployments From the Fleet

The services want to reduce nonessential overhead in the amphibious force-generation cycle.
Officials are evaluating longer models, including a 50- to 56-month timeline with two deployments.
The review comes as commanders demand more amphibious presence than the current fleet easily supplies.

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DT Editorial Team·May 1, 2026·via breakingdefense.com

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With unmanned systems in the forefront, Marine Corps evolves how it operates - Breaking Defense

Marine Corps pushes unmanned aviation and drone-based surveillance deeper into operations

Marine officials said unmanned systems will reshape aviation and surveillance missions.
The Corps expects operational testing of drone wingmen around 2029.
Officials also pointed to drones as a way to reduce reliance on contractor-run ISR.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via breakingdefense.com

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Brain function evaluations to be part of Marine health records

Marine Corps moves brain-function screening into routine health records

High-risk Marines began baseline ANAM brain-function testing in February.
ANAM data is scheduled to become part of periodic health assessments by September 2026.
The Corps is also adjusting training practices to reduce unnecessary blast exposure.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via defensenews.com

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US Navy to extend service life of amphibious assault ship USS Wasp by 5 years

US Navy Extends USS Wasp Service Life to 2034

The Navy extended USS Wasp's service life by five years, to 2034.
Officials are studying whether other Wasp-class ships can also be extended.
A separate review of dock landing ships is expected to provide additional recommendations.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via defensenews.com

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RIPSAW M1 military robot hits 53 mph, scouts and fires munitions

RIPSAW M1 points to faster, more autonomous ground combat systems

The RIPSAW M1 is described as a 53 mph robotic military vehicle
It is built to scout terrain and launch munitions
The platform aligns with a Marine Corps push toward smaller, faster coastal operations

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 30, 2026·via interestingengineering.com

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Marine requirement for lightweight counter-drone tech to be released in coming months - Breaking Defense

Marine Corps moves toward a formal requirement for wearable counter-drone systems

The Marine Corps expects a formal requirement for wearable counter-drone systems within months.
Current systems were fielded under urgent need and are not well integrated.
The service wants small-unit counter-UAS tools connected to a broader air and missile defense picture.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 29, 2026·via breakingdefense.com

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New Cruise Missile-Armed MV-75 Tiltrotor Concept For The Marines Shown Off

Bell’s Armed MV-75 Marine Concept Points to a Bigger Rotorcraft Debate

Bell displayed a Marine Corps tiltrotor concept derived from the MV-75A Cheyenne II now in development for the Army.
The model carries a Naval Strike Missile and missiles representing the Marine Corps’ forthcoming PASM capability.
The concept appears as the Marines say all options are being considered for replacing the AH-1Z and UH-1Y fleets.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 29, 2026·via twz.com

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Marine Corps Live Fire Mishap Rained Artilery Shrapnel Over Highway - Jalopnik

Marine Corps Artillery Shrapnel Rains Down on California Highway

A Marine Corps artillery malfunction sent shrapnel onto a California public highway during a live-fire demonstration
The remainder of the military display was immediately canceled following the incident
A formal investigation under military regulations will examine whether all safety protocols were properly followed
The incident highlights tension between military training zones and civilian infrastructure in densely populated California

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 19, 2026·3 min read·via jalopnik.com

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US Marine Corps pursues thermal cloaks to hide troops from heat sensors

Marines Develop Thermal Cloaks to Hide From IR Sensors

Marines seek wearable cloaks masking body heat from infrared cameras and drones
Approaches include passive insulation, phase-change materials, and active thermoelectric cooling
Driven by drone warfare lessons where thermal detection leads to rapid targeting

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DT Editorial Team·Mar 12, 2026·4 min read·via defensenews.com

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Hellfire Missile-Armed Buggy Wins Marine Corps Contract

The Marine Corps awards an $87 million contract for the V2X Tempest, a 5,500-pound buggy armed with Hellfire missiles
The vehicle can destroy main battle tanks at 5+ mile range while being transportable inside a V-22 Osprey tiltrotor
The Tempest has already seen combat in Ukraine and prioritizes mobility and lethality over armor protection

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DT Editorial Team·Feb 11, 2026·6 min read·via marinecorpstimes.com

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Company Behind Drone-Killing Hellfire Missile-Armed Buggy Set To Get Marine Corps Contract

Hellfire-Armed Drone-Killing Buggy Heading to the Marine Corps

The Marine Corps plans to sole-source up to 50 DASH counter-drone systems built on the V2X Tempest buggy platform
The vehicle carries radar-guided AGM-114 Longbow Hellfire missiles adapted for shooting down small drones autonomously
The system is already at Technology Readiness Level 9 with proven combat capability from deployment in Ukraine

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DT Editorial Team·Feb 11, 2026·4 min read·via twz.com

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