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U.S. Marines will use next-gen robot system to explore dangerous areas

on July 31, 2019

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US Marines experiment with ‘mini-carriers’ for their stealthy fighters

on May 08, 2019

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US Marines' Next Ship-to-Shore Connector Could Be 3D Printed

on May 08, 2019

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Robotic Tanks Guarded Marines in First-Time

on April 30, 2019

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US Army, Marines, SOCOM Release Ambitious Specs For Future Aircraft

on April 08, 2019

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NETT Marines Bridging the Gap Between the Past and Future of Amphibious Combat

on April 08, 2019

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Evolving Capabilities of the MAGTF: Case Study of the F-35 and HIMARS

on December 27, 2017

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Four companies advance to build Army’s equipment transport ground robot

on December 16, 2017

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Marines Looking at ITESS II for next Generation MILES Gear Replacement

on December 07, 2017

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