Fixing the Marine artillery

Article Abstract:

Marine Corp Commandant James L. Jones discusses the review of the Corps' filed artillery that began in 1999. He describes a plan for a triad of firing platforms, personnel plans and training issues.

Interview, Generals, Jones, James L.

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The lightweight howitzer: only a lightweight solution

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The Marine Corps plans to field the towed lightweight howitzer to support ground forces during an operation maneuver from the sea. However, self-propelled artillery would be more mobile and responsive.

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Expeditionary fire support: what is it? Expeditionary fires for the future battlefield need to be lighter and more mobile than existing Marine artillery pieces

Article Abstract:

The author believes that the expeditionary nature of modern warfare requires artillery fire support equipment that is more mobile than current equipment. He calls for the creation of a new expeditionary fire support system that fulfills those requirements.

Strategy & planning, Facilities & equipment, Management dynamics, National Security, US Marine Corps, Guns, Mortars & Accessories, Usage, Equipment and supplies, Company business management, Company business planning, Mobility (Military science), Firepower, Combat support

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