U.S. Military Improves Physical Training to Combat Increasing Obesity Concerns
What type of fighting force would you prefer heading to the front lines – one that’s lean and lightning fast …
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The Fisher Family Gives Back to Those Who Serve
The “Greatest Generation” has many memorable stories, some well-known and some untold. A story unknown to many is that of …
DoD Completes BRAC 2005
After six years and almost $18 billion, Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) 2005 is finalized. The deadline for compliance was …
Marine Corps Explores LAV Upgrades
United States Marine Corps representatives are exploring a range of potential lethality and performance enhancements to elements of its eight-wheeled …
Marine Corps Outlook 2011-12 Debuts at Modern Day Marine
The 2011/12 edition of Marine Corps Outlook has launched at Modern Day Marine 2011 at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., …
Service Members Say the Medal of Honor Is Too Hard to Get
Throughout the U.S. armed forces today, many feel that too few service members are receiving the nation’s top award for …
And the Fighter of the Future is … the Super Hornet?
With the world’s air forces scrambling to fill anticipated gaps in their fighter inventories, is it possible that the fighter …
Interview With Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.
Congressman Duncan Hunter, a former U.S. Marine Corps captain, served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan. He is …
Armored Vehicle Industry Explores Vehicle “Invisibility” Concepts
One recent industry announcement holds the promise of revolutionizing future armored vehicle designs. Specifically, an early September announcement from BAE …
Interview with Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Raymond C. Fox
The Marine Corps Training & Education Command is a key component of a broad and growing Corps focus on training …