Marine Corps Revamps Reconnaissance Forces and Prepares for Future with Force Design Updates.
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The US Marine Corps is testing its Advanced Reconnaissance Vehicle (ARV) and BAE Systems’ amphibious combat vehicle to replace the 1980s Light Armored Vehicles. The ARV is too heavy for Pacific environs, but the Corps believes it will be critical in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The Marine Corps is also experimenting with new mobile reconnaissance battalions (MRBs) that include maritime reconnaissance (waterborne) companies, light mobile companies and light armored companies. The Corps is testing small boats and unmanned vehicles to spread out in all directions and help sense the area and pass targeting data to other Marine Corps or joint force units.
Topics:nation#advanced-reconnaissance-vehicle#force-design-2030#lav#military#mobile-reconnaissance-battalions#us-marine-corps
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