A commanding general said that with new technology like drones, Marines can be lethal beyond 500 meters, out to 15 or 20 ...

The Marine Corps is about to start experimenting with handheld counter-unmanned aerial systems to outfit deployed Marines, ...

Switlik Survival Products of Trenton has unveiled the Tac-X Tactical Air Crew Vest, an FAA-approved flotation solution designed specifically for helicopter pilots and technical crews. With its ...

Carlock insisted that the MARADMIN is not a change to Marine Corps standards, but rather it is meant to provide “clear, standardized guidance” on how medical conditions may temporarily affect ...

US Navy Photo After 32 years, an American military presence is set to return to Subic Bay under a new Marine Corps prepositioning program that will see the service stage equipment in the Philippines.

The United States Marine Corps has an outsized effect on Navy force planning. While the Navy and the Marines exhibit a sincere and genuine single team spirit conducting global naval operations, they ...

A new Marine Corps policy says troops with a genetic skin condition that can cause pain and scarring from shaving and mainly affects Black men can be separated if the health issue persists. The ...

Getty said that, prior to the Marine Corps' adoption of the civilian staffing structure nearly two decades ago, family readiness programs and positions fell under the responsibility of Marines.

Here, a soldier shaves his face during a 2017 shaving clinic. (Sgt. Caitlyn Smoyer/Army) The U.S. Marine Corps has ordered Marines diagnosed with pseudofolliculitis barbae — an inflammatory skin ...

(Staff Sgt. JVonnta Taylor/Marine Corps) The 12th Marine Littoral Regiment welcomed a new unit that will soon wield the service’s first anti-ship missile defense system in Okinawa, Japan ...

The MTT program is being developed to replace the current Medium Tactical Vehicle Replacement (MTVR), which performs necessary logistical functions for the Navy and Marine Corps. About ND Defense ...

A third Marine Corps squadron of F-35B Lightning II fighters arrived in Japan over the weekend, marking the latest step in the service’s efforts to modernize its deployed forces in the Indo-Pacific.