The Marine Corps’ newest formation now has the service’s key weapon in its armory: a ship-killing missile. The 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment out of Marine Corps Base Hawaii recently announced ...

"In layman's terms, one detects, and the other attacks," according to a Marine release. The new unit fielding the MADIS, the Hawaii-based 3rd MLR, is the Corps' first operational littoral regiment.

When the Marine Corps adopted a concept called Force Design as its new warfighting concept in 2019, so called military ...

CAMP FOSTER, Okinawa — An infantry officer who led troops during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars has returned to Okinawa to ...

Officials told Military.com that the latest exercise marked a pivotal moment for the Corps' partnership with the Navy ...

The Marine Corps stood up a unit meant to sow "chaos and uncertainty" for its adversaries in the Pacific on Tuesday, according to a news release, adding the service's first U.S. anti-ship missile ...

The 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment, a newly created unit for fighting in the littorals, or waters near land, received the first six NMESIS in November. The Hawaii-based unit formed in 2021.

1st Battalion, 4th Marines was captured in World War II and reforged from the Marine Corps' first Raider units. Now it will transform again.

Kelly bought the Marine Corps time and then Gray stepped in to build the Marine expeditionary unit (special operations capable). With these reformatted units, the Marines would provide constantly ...

This “zero acquisition” model could save $12–15 million per unit but would place long-term lifecycle costs, estimated at $3.5–4 million per vehicle, on Marine Corps budgets.

Marine Corps Mountain Warfare Training Center instructors hike as three-man glacier teams alongside Argentine marines to the summit of a mountain range in Argentina on Sept. 6. (Cpl.