Increased noise expected as live-fire training conducted on Fort Carson
A spokesperson for Fort Carson said increased noise can be expected through the end of March due to a live-fire training ...
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Marine Corps welcomes new amphibious combat vehicles to Camp Lejeune fleet
The Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune has received a shipment of four new Amphibious Combat Vehicles (ACVs) arrived at 2d Assault Amphibian Battalion, 2d Marine Division on Monday, Jan. 13.
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Marines get more ocean time with new transport in training exercise off Camp Pendleton
The Amphibious Combat Vehicle, which is replacing an aging troop transport, had early struggles that officials say they are ...
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A first for the Marines and Camp Pendleton as ACVs return from Indo-Pacific deployment
which the Marines are rolling out to replace an aging troop transport. Their crews participated in large international training events in multiple countries while also testing the ACVs to ...
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Marine Corps holds live-fire drills on West Sea border islands
The Marine Corps on Wednesday staged live-fire drills on islands near the tensely guarded western inter-Korean maritime border to boost readiness against North Korean military threats, the Joint ...
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Marines get more ocean time with new transport in training exercise off Camp Pendleton
The 10 hours of training the Marines are required to do with a simulator before getting aboard the ACVs would have helped them know what to do in the case of the struggling vehicle, Galcik said.