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The State of the Marine Corps 2024

The State of the Marine Corps 2024
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Today s D Brief: Navy axes briefings; Westpac exercises; Army in Austin; Austrian spy scandal; And a bit more

Today s D Brief: Navy axes briefings; Westpac exercises; Army in Austin; Austrian spy scandal; And a bit more
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Defense One Radio, Ep 148: The state of the Marine Corps

Our annual State of Defense series continues with a focus on the Marines.

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Austal USA starts construction on LCU 1710

Austal USA starts construction on LCU 1710
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After Deadly Crash, Some Ospreys Are Flying Again in Japan

The Air Force is still not flying Osprey aircraft in Japan despite getting the green light to lift a monthslong flight hold following a deadly crash off the country's southern coast, but the Marine Corps has put its aircraft based there back in the skies.

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