Whose Marine Corps? Why a Force Design battle is losing sight of

The Marine Corps belongs to all Marines past and present, retired Gen. Charles C. Krulak writes.

The Marine Corps is reinventing itself to reflect America, says top general : NPR

Marine Corps relaxes uniform standards due to camouflage shortage

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Beyond Force Design 2030: Preparing for Fourth-Generation Combat

Marines Committed to New Force Design, Despite Criticism From Retired Generals - USNI News

No Sure Victory: The Marines New Force Design Plan and the Politics of Implementation - War on the Rocks

Fewer Military Recruits Dropped Out of Boot Camp in 2020. Here's Why

Battle of Iwo Jima

Brian Kerg on X: Regrettably, the discussion about [FD2030] is

The Opponents of Marine Reform Have Lost, But Won't Move On - War

Exclusive: U.S. Marine Corps to Release Updated Force Design 2030

Trends in Maritime Challenges Indicate Force Design 2030 Is the Proper Path - War on the Rocks

Call the Maritime Cavalry: Marine Corps Modernization and the Stand-In Force - War on the Rocks

Marines accelerate Force Design transformation in FY24 budget request

Joining the Marine Corps: What You Need to Know

Lessons the US Marine Corps Should Learn From Gaza and Ukraine

Oorah!: United States Marine Corps celebrates 247th birthday