The Marine Corps plans to give anti-tank missilemen loitering munitions as it pushes drone warfare capabilities to lower-level units.
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Kelsey Baker
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A Marine instructor at an East Coast infantry school checks a Neros Archer drone on Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
The Marine Corps is creating a new organization to rapidly standardize drone and counter-drone training for the whole service.
Marines aboard USS Makin Island have been training with upgraded counter-drone vehicles designed to detect, track, and jam…
Don't worry - it can attack ground targets, too
The Marine Corps selected Allen Control Systems’ Bullfrog for L-MADIS, adding autonomous firepower and cheap kinetic kills…
The Marine Corps has selected Allen Control Systems' Bullfrog M240 robotic weapon station for integration into its Light Marine…
"We're on a path for our 2030 vision, but guess what, it's not fast enough," Lt. Gen. Eric Austin said.
