Renata Spinks, cyber technology officer of the U.S. Marine Corps, said the Defense Information Systems Agency is working with the corps on improving the security of its mobile devices, Federal News Network reported Monday.
Read More »Gen. David Berger: Marine Corps Looks to Modeling, Simulation Data for Future Force Structure
Gen. David Berger, commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, said analytics data from simulation and modeling events will help define the service branch’s future force construct, National Defense reported Thursday.
Read More »Lt. Gen. Eric Smith: USMC to Focus on Unmanned System Quantity
Lt. Gen. Eric Smith, who leads the U.S. Marine Corps' Combat Development Command, said the service branch seeks more unmanned systems for surface, underwater and air operations, National Defense Magazine reported Wednesday.
Read More »Marine Corps to Field 15K Tactical Vehicles
The U.S. Marine Corps plans to deploy 15,000 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles after the platform has achieved initial operating capability status, Military .com said Thursday.
Read More »Army Launching Efforts to Develop Marine Corps’ Autonomous Ground Vehicle
The U.S. Army is looking to develop a robotic combat vehicle originally developed for the U.S. Marine Corps in 2017, National Defense Magazine reported Wednesday. The Army plans to update the Marine Corps’ expeditionary modular autonomous vehicle and produce light, medium and heavy versions of the platform.
Read More »David Berger’s Planning Guidance Puts Focus on Marine Corps’ Force Design
Gen. David Berger, the U.S. Marine Corps commandant, said that he is focused on updating force design in an effort to “modernize for the future during a recently released strategy,” Federal News Network reported Monday. Berger wrote in the 38th Commandant’s Planning Guidance that the Marine Corps should avoid prioritizing mass over quality for its manpower model and that it must move away from legacy defense programs.
Read More »Gen. David Berger Assumes USMC Command
Gen. David Berger has begun his tenure as the U.S. Marine Corps' 38th commandant and a Joint Chiefs of Staff member, succeeding Gen. Robert Neller. Berger received commandant authority during a ceremony at Marine Barracks Washington, the Department of Defense said Thursday.
Read More »Marine Corps Looks to Buy MQ-9 Reapers to Take New Missions
The U.S. Marine Corps wants to make the MQ-9 Reaper unmanned aerial systems permanent in its inventory through President Trump’s fiscal year 2020 budget proposal, National Defense Magazine reported Friday. The service requested $117 million in funding to buy three Reapers in the coming year and additional three for fiscal year 2021.
Read More »Senate Confirms David Berger as Marine Corps Commandant
The Senate has confirmed Lt. Gen. David Berger, the U.S. Marine Corps’ deputy commandant for combat development and integration, as the service’s new commandant, USNI News reported Thusday. President Trump announced his intent to nominate Berger for the commandant role back in March.
Read More »Tim Grattan Becomes SVP of Cyberspace Operations for By Light; Bob Donahue Quoted
By Light Professional IT Services, LLC announced on Tuesday that Tim Grattan has become the senior vice president of Cyberspace Operations for the company.
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