The Marine Corps is fielding an AI ultrasound and compact blood refrigerator to keep wounded troops alive longer before evacuation.
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The Marine Corps is using Virtualitics' AI tool Iris to boost MV-22 Osprey readiness rates that have fallen to roughly 50%.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how the U.S. military makes decisions on the battlefield — and the Marine Corps just took a major step toward putting that technology in the hands of every service member.
The U.S. Marine Corps has taken a significant step in reshaping how it projects power at sea, formally standing up its first-ever medium missile battalion — a move that reflects years of deliberate modernization and signals how America's warfighting priorities are shifting toward maritime competition.
A 20-year-old U.S. Marine is now in Japanese custody, accused of robbing and killing a woman in a hotel room on the island of Okinawa — an incident that has swiftly escalated into a diplomatic flashpoint between Washington and Tokyo.
Camp Lejeune's Marines benefit from a new 109,000 sq. ft. Class II Logistics Facility, streamlining gear management and boosting operational efficiency.
Lila Morgan, 18, excels as a military child, founding nonprofits, writing a book, and soon graduating college, honored for her resilience.
The Marine Corps has upgraded valor awards for Company G, 2d Battalion, 1st Marines, recognizing their heroic actions during the 2021 Kabul attack.
Tyler Vandenberg, a former Marine and two-time Jeopardy! champion, is campaigning for Congress in California's 6th District.
Guard and Reserve leaders warn that aging equipment, funding uncertainty, and rising mission demands in the FY 2027 budget strain readiness.