No farp too far!

Article Abstract:

The overall success of I Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) combat operations was mainly due to the Marine Wing Support Group 37's (MWSG-37) aviation ground support given to Marine aviation units during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). The MSWG acted conceptually as a Marine wing expeditionary group by supporting 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing (3rd MAW) by bounding forward arming and refueling points (FARPs) every 40 to 50 kilometers.

Usage, Ground support equipment (Aircraft), Combat support, Iraq War, 2003-, Ground support equipment (Aeronautics)

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Fallujah and the future of urban operations

Article Abstract:

The short battle at Fallujah, Iraq in April 2003 confirmed all the predictions made by the Marine Corps concerning the modern urban warfare. The improvements seen in the urban warfare, security, proper use of combined tanks and the adaptation of cultural intelligence are described.

Military aspects, Military strategy, Al-Falluja, Iraq

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