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Marine Corps Activates Network Activity - NCR to Provide Unity of Command and Effort to the Enterprise Network September 2, 2020 — The Marine Corps is modernizing how it commands and controls its enterprise network. Now a dedicated group will upgrade the Corps’ ability to prevent and counter adversarial cyber-attacks and minimize network disruptions and outages. Today in Quantico, Virginia, the Marine Corps stood up Network Activity - National Capital Region, the second network focused unit following the model pioneered by the 1st Network Battalion out of Camp Pendleton, California. The network activity will command and control the Marine Corps Enterprise Network within the NCR... MORE

Marine Corps to build innovative wargaming center August 25, 2020 — The Marine Corps will soon build a state-of-the-art facility to better visualize the threat environment, gain competitive advantages and simulate future operating environments. The center is expected to break ground in fiscal year 2021 and will be uniquely designed to leverage modern simulation technologies to enhance the wargaming experience for Marines. Once complete, the Marine Corps Wargaming and Analysis Center will enable better equipped and trained Marines, and improved decision-making on the battlefield... MORE

Picnic turned rescue mission: Marines save family on Potomac July 2, 2020 — Four Marines from Marine Corps Base Quantico saved the lives of a father and son on the Potomac River in Nanjemoy, Maryland, June 14, 2020. The Marines planned to spend the overcast Sunday relaxing on the water and having a picnic before the incident occurred. Before leaving on the boat that day, Cpl. Quinn J. Hurt, a photographer with Marine Corps Base Quantico’s Communication Strategy and Operations section and a Marin County, California, native, went over safety procedures with the rest of the Marines... MORE

Marine Corps Utility Task Vehicles receiving multiple upgrades December 11, 2019 — The Marine Corps’ Utility Task Vehicles are undergoing several upgrades designed to improve the safety and performance of the vehicle. Using critical feedback from Marines and taking inspiration spanning the automotive industry to desert racing, engineers and logisticians from the Light Tactical Vehicle program office at Program Executive Officer Land Systems have been working diligently to research, test, procure and implement changes to the UTV. These changes include high clearance control arms, new run-flat tires, floorboard protection, a road march kit, a clutch improvement kit and an environmental protection cover. MORE

2019 Modern Day Marine Military Expo showcases emergent technologies September 25, 2019 — The Modern Day Marine Military Expo, sponsored by the Marine Corps League and Marine Corps MORE

Marines triumph through 5th annual HITT championship September 16, 2019 — Marines from all across the Marine Corps completed the 5th annual High Intensity Tactical Training MORE

2019 HITT Championship September 13, 2019 — Four days, seven challenges, several dozen competitors, but only two may become champions. Marines MORE

The Corps’ JLTV achieves Initial Operational Capability August 12, 2019 — The Marine Corps’ Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is officially ready to deploy and support missions of MORE

Marine Corps Athlete of the Year Tops All Female Finishers at Historic Half May 23, 2019 — U.S. Marine Corps 1st Lt. Lindsay Carrick, 26, finished the 2019 Marine Corps Historic Half with purpose and pride as the first female finisher in a time of 1:25:02. The Fredericksburg resident and Logistics Officer at Officer Candidate School aboard Marine Corps Base Quantico is the 2018 Marine Corps Athlete of the Year MORE

Harvested HMMWV parts will save Corps millions, increase survivability of JLTV July 25, 2018 — A harvesting effort by Program Executive Officer Land Systems and Marine Corps Systems Command could save the Corps millions and make one of its newest vehicles more survivable. MORE