The Marine Corps has too much stuff

Article Abstract:

The US Marines are in need of new equipment, but there is also a need to introduce monitoring technologies that will keep track of equipment performance and availability. This system will help in the maintenance of proper equipment throughout the Corps.

Management, Military supplies

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Filling the equipment gap - commercial technology from scratch

Article Abstract:

The Marine Expeditionary Unit, that went to the Persian Gulf early in 2000, worked with a private company, Aquanetics Systems, to produce water-cooling units. Guidelines for working with commercial equipment manufacturers are presented.

Middle East, Drinking water, Persian Gulf War, 1991

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'Dragon Eye': the small unit commander's personal unmanned aerial vehicle

Article Abstract:

The development of the 'Dragon Eye' unmanned aerial vehicle is described. The vehicle is designed for the small unit commander, and can be used for a variety of missions including reconnaissance, security, and patrolling.

Usage, United States. Department of Defense. Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Program

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