Japan's New Island-Defending Marines Stormed a Beach With US, Aussie Troops
The exercise gives a glimpse into how the three countries could unite to defend contested islands in the Pacific.
Amphibious Vehicles
The Marines' Amphibious Combat Vehicle May Get a 30mm Cannon
Three variants of the amphibious combat vehicle may ultimately be developed.
Marine Corps Cancels Major AAV Upgrade, But Still Plans a New Gun Turret
The service recently issued a stop-work order to SAIC, which was under contract to improve the four-decade-old vehicle.
BAE Systems Will Make Marines' New Wheeled Amphibious Combat Vehicle
The Marine Corps announced today that BAE Systems will make the service's brand-new amphibious combat vehicle.
Five Marines in Critical Condition After AAV Catches Fire
Fifteen Marines are receiving medical care after an amphibious assault vehicle caught fire Wednesday morning aboard Camp Pend...
Marines Postpone Faster Amphibious Combat Ships to 2025
The Marines will have to wait another decade to increase the speed of its amphibious troop carriers, Corps officials said Tue...
U.S. Marines, Australians Conduct Amphibious Assault Training
FOG BAY, Australia – U.S. Marine and Australian amphibious forces conducted beach assault training recently as part of Talism...
U.S. Marines and Mexican Navy Conduct AAV Ops
U.S. Marines and the Mexican Navy ship ARM Usumacinta (A-412) conducted assault amphibious vehicle operations at Naval Base S...
Marines Kick Tires on Future Amphib Vehicles
Marines had a chance to kick the tires and test the seats of two versions of the Corps' future amphibious combat vehicle.
US, Philippines Cancel Annual Amphibious-Landing Drill
The U.S. and the Philippines have canceled next year's PHIBLEX amphibious landing exercise -- a move that has been in the car...
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