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The U.S. Army Wants to Link F-35 Stealth Fighters to Ground Forces

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Watch out China: The Marines and the F-35 and Are a Powerful Duo

A High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launcher with Battery B, 1st Battalion, 121st Field Artillery, takes part in a training fire mission in Texas in 2013 before its Afghanistan deployment.

Could the Marine Corps Kill Ships With Rockets? Maybe—If the F-35 Helps

A soldier fires a Tube-launched, Optical tracked, Wire-guided missile from a Humvee, engaging Blue Force soldiers from the observation point Furlong during the Blackhorse Regiment’s defense of the Whale Gap during an exercise at Fort Irwin, Calif.

Why Do the Marines Want Anti-Ship Missiles?

This Picture (Plus F-35s) Is How the U.S. Marines Would Fight China in a War

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A Rocket Deal That Will Make Waves in the South China Sea

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How Would a U.S.-China War Look in Practice? The U.S. Marines Have an Idea.

How Would U.S. Marines Fight China in a War? This Photo Is a Hint.

Taiwan Is About to Get Hundreds of Anti-Ship Cruise Missiles

As a part of Exercise Noble Fury, Sailors and Marines with the 3rd Marine Division practiced island assault techniques that could be used in a future fight in the Pacific. During the exercise, Marines flew on Marine V-22 Ospreys and onto Ie Shima, a small

What Would a U.S.-China War Look Like? The U.S. Marines Have Answers.

Small and Mobile: The Future of the U.S. Marine Corps is in the Making (Thanks to China)

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The U.S. Army Wants to Link F-35 Stealth Fighters to Ground Forces

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Field Artillery Brigade Deployed to Alaska as Part of Defender Pacific 2020 Exercise

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Watch out China: The Marines and the F-35 and Are a Powerful Duo

A High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launcher with Battery B, 1st Battalion, 121st Field Artillery, takes part in a training fire mission in Texas in 2013 before its Afghanistan deployment.

Could the Marine Corps Kill Ships With Rockets? Maybe—If the F-35 Helps

A soldier fires a Tube-launched, Optical tracked, Wire-guided missile from a Humvee, engaging Blue Force soldiers from the observation point Furlong during the Blackhorse Regiment’s defense of the Whale Gap during an exercise at Fort Irwin, Calif.

Why Do the Marines Want Anti-Ship Missiles?