Digital combat operations centers

Article Abstract:

Existing tactical level Marine Corps systems are incompatible with those of the US Army as well as those of US allies. Future battlefields will rely on fully integrated digital systems controlling unmanned aerial vehicles, attack helicopters, tactical aircraft, direct fire seabased systems, and multiple launch rocket systems.

Facilities & equipment, National Security, US Marine Corps, Equipment and supplies, Combat

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Army warfighter observations

Article Abstract:

Officers of the Marine Corps evaluated the training program of the Army and found it to be comprehensive, in that it linked the doctrine, education and training approaches taught by the Army. The benefits the Marine Corps would enjoy from implementing a similar philosophy are examined.

Training, United States. Army, Military personnel, Military education

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EFSS: getting on with supporting the maneuver commander

Article Abstract:

The author offers suggestions for improved usage and maneuverability of expeditionary fire support systems.

Other Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing, Ordnance and accessories, not elsewhere classified, Guns, Mortars & Accessories, Artillery, Firepower, Combat support

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