U.S. Marines have concluded their participation in Norway’s Cold Response 26 exercise, testing a new model of integrated operations for NATO in the Arctic.
Bell Textron Inc. has completed the first AH-1Z and UH-1Y helicopters upgraded under the U.S. Marine Corps’ Structural and Power Improvements for NextGen Effects (SPINE) programme.
A rifle company of U.S. Marines was airlifted within the Arctic Circle by a jointly operated French-German air transport unit, marking the first time the squadron has transported U.S. Marines.
The future of U.S. Marine Corps reconnaissance vehicles moved into open water in January and February 2026 as Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle prototypes completed their first full swim tests.
Kongsberg held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Friday, Feb. 20, to mark a $10 million expansion of its manufacturing facility in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and to celebrate 20 years in the community.
General Dynamics Land Systems announced it has successfully completed additional testing of the 30mm variant of its Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle with the U.S. Marine Corps.
Theon International has confirmed a new delivery order in support of the Squad Binocular Night Vision Goggle programme for the United States Marine Corps.
U.S. Marines with I Marine Expeditionary Force partnered with the Defense Innovation Unit and industry professionals from Jan. 27 to 29, 2026, to evaluate first-person view small unmanned aircraft systems using fiber optic cables.
The U.S. Marine Corps has released its 2026 organizational plans, outlining future steps for its aviation branch as units transition to new combat platforms and retire legacy aircraft.
General Atomics has been competitively selected by the United States Marine Corps for evaluation in the Marine Air-Ground Task Force Uncrewed Expeditionary Tactical Aircraft (MUX TACAIR) Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program.
The U.S. Marine Corps said it has taken a key step in preparing for Exercise Cold Response 26 in Norway by issuing thousands of items from prepositioned stocks to deploying units.
BAE Systems has received a $195 million contract to produce 30 additional Amphibious Combat Vehicles for the U.S. Marine Corps, raising the total number of ACV-30 vehicles ordered under the contract to more than 150.
