Lessons the US Marine Corps Should Learn From Gaza and Ukraine

The elimination of the Marine Corps tank force and reduction in infantry battalions have left it ill-prepared for conflicts like those in Ukraine or Gaza.
At the beginning of the Ukraine war, Marine Corps Commandant General David Berger confidently predicted the disastrous rout of Russian armored columns and Ukraine’s successful use of Hellfire missiles

Aiding America's Frontline Allies: The View from Israel and Ukraine with Secretary Mike Pompeo

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U.S. Veterans Race to Train Ukrainians as Marines; 'Time Is Not on Their Side' - WSJ

NAFO and Winning the Information War: Lessons Learned from Ukraine

Marines Field New Technology that Can Measure Bullet Trajectory, Simulated Wounds in California Exercise

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Israel and Ukraine Need the Same Three Weapons From the U.S. - The New York Times

Opinion Learn from Israel: Recruit civilian tech experts for reserve units - The Washington Post

The Naval Brief: Weapons in the sky; Fleet cuts; Ukraine lessons learned; and more - Defense One

New top Marine: Assistant commandant Smith tapped to lead Corps - Breaking Defense

How old is the Marine Corps?

The United States Marine Corps is Changing. Why Should we Care? »

A Ready Marine Corps in the Western Pacific: The Stand-in Force Emerges in III Marine Expeditionary Force > U.S. Indo-Pacific Command > 2015

Marine Corps Shifting Focus From High Turnover Force To Retaining