In the next decade, the Marine Corps will no longer operate tanks or have law enforcement battalions. It will also have three fewer infantry units and will shed about 7% of its overall force as ...

The Marine Corps and other services face a deadline ... soldiers battling each other on deserts and mountains. Marine infantry units are required to walk long distances carrying equipment ...

The Marine Corps hasn't yet finished fielding M27 infantry automatic rifles to all its grunt units as their new standard service weapon, but it's already eying the Army's Next Generation Squad ...

Hundreds of Marines from Golf Company of the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment then ran through what has been dubbed Range 800, a new combined arms and maneuver area designed to train infantry ...

Scout sniper platoons have been part of Marine Corps infantry battalions since the 1940s and their exploits as the service’s elite marksman units were seen during every major U.S.-involved ...

WASHINGTON ― As the Marine Corps continues to reconfigure ... Warfighting Lab panel directors of the infantry battalion experiments, littoral regiment experiments, contested logistics and ...

But instead of a traditional infantry unit preparing for a counterinsurgency fight in the desert, these Marines are part of the Corps’ first-ever littoral regiment, getting ready for a potential ...

Infantry battalions will still have access to platoons’ precision rifles, and reconnaissance and special-operations units will still have snipers, the Marine Corps stressed at the time.

Marine Corps' Infantry Officer Course is a course in which ... Women can now serve in staff positions in some combat-arms units and in units that serve along with combat organizations, such ...

It marks the second use of the new program, which began with a course at the Marine’s School of Infantry-West at Camp Pendleton, Calif. The new course puts new Marines in the field for about ...