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The Marine Corps is modernizing and reshaping its force for the future naval expeditionary fight.
Future naval warfare, specifically in the Indo-Pacific region, will require increased mobility and active communication to circumvent difficult situations. Improving battlefield communication is a major aspect of the Marine Corps’ modernization efforts to meet this future fight.
Over the past few years, Marine Corps Systems Command has begun acquiring new, cutting-edge communication technology to support future battlefield objectives, particularly those that may affect the Indo-Pacific battlespace.
“Our modernization investments provide Marines capabilities with redundancy and resiliency across the electromagnetic spectrum so Marines can communicate, conduct command and control, increase situational awareness and enable informed decision-making in the battlespace,” said Col. Robert Bailey, portfolio manager for MCSC’s Command Element Systems.
Chicken shortage: Wings will cost more, if you can find them
Distributors say several factors several factors led to shortage Share Updated: 7:59 PM CDT May 15, 2021
Distributors say several factors several factors led to shortage Share Updated: 7:59 PM CDT May 15, 2021
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Show Transcript now to a chicken shortage, causing local restaurants to make big changes. 12 years, Courtney Sisk is live for us here tonight at Stacy s Tavern and grill and walker s point Courtney chicken wing specials now are on pause and Ben, who wouldn t want to catch a game and enjoy some chicken wings here on a saturday at Stephanie s, you can still do that. However, it s going to cost you a lot more and it s going to cost them more to and that s because there is a chicken shortage and the demand for wings is still high. Now there are a few factors that chicken distributors believe are contributing to the shortage. They say storms that tore through the south
Lac qui Parle Valley Schools choose new superintendent
The Lac qui Parle Valley School Board has voted to hire a high school principal from Roseau Public Schools as its next superintendent.
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At a Monday meeting, the board voted to hire Ivan Hirst, currently the high school principal and athletic director at Roseau Public Schools.
The board will be negotiating a contract with Hirst, according to a news release. The contract could be approved at the April 26 regular board meeting.
Hirst is expected to start working in the district July 1. He will succeed Superintendent Greg Schmidt.