Author: Matt DuPré

In Russia, the an opposition movement led by Alexei Navalny is growing in strength, rallying a younger generation looking for a change.

A year in, and the Space Force is hovering between administrations, working to justify billions in costs, and still trying to define itself.

A coordinated attack on our satellites would cripple everything from nuclear defense to GPS and even text messaging. Still think it’s a joke?

Space Force is a year old, and while it has suffered joked and jabs, America’s newest military branch is much more important than you know.

Amphibious operations training means high-risk training, but will it later pay dividends, or is it simply keeping a dying capability afloat?

9/11 showed how difficult it is to predict the needs of the battlespace, but it’s hard to imagine the ACV is well-suited for future warfare.

AAVs are central to the mission of the Corps, but with no major amphibious landings in sixty years, it risks being dismantled or assimilated. 

YAT-YAS is the amtracker’s motto. After all, it succinctly describes the amphibious nature and mission of the Marine Corps.