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Article Abstract:

The Marine Corps' new distributed operations (DO) concept is aiming to make the infantry the best fighters in the world capable of overcoming the enemies on the ground. The DO technology will be introduced in three phases namely immediate action, components and integration.

Technology application, Infantry

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The expanding role of robots and the combat engineer

Article Abstract:

The robots can handle several tasks to help the combat engineer in performing many of the most dangerous tasks. The Marine engineers underwent Robotics Usage and Integration Course, which was very instructional and useful course for the combat engineers.

Usage, Control, Robots, Robot, Improvised explosive devices

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Over the next hill: the new generation of unmanned aircraft systems and the Marine Corps

Article Abstract:

The importance of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) reconnaissance, strike and target acquisition (RSTA) capabilities to the U.S. Marine Corps' effort to secure timely intelligence is discussed.

Evaluation, Military aspects, Drone aircraft, Unmanned aerial vehicles

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