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The Marine Corps’ Bold Statement: The Drift, S. II, Vol. XXVI
By: David B. Larter   1 day ago
 

ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Good Evening, Drifters

Author's Note: This piece was originally published June 18 as an e-newsletter.

The Marine Corps has been making waves with their roll-out of its Naval Integration effort, which seeks to strip down the Corps of all its legacy equipment better suited for fighting land wars in Asia. You can read a bit about that, and some of the debates it has spurred, here:

In his fight to change the Corps, America’s top Marine takes friendly fire

Well this past week I got a hold of a draft version of the latest document in Commandant Berger’s quest to alter the Corps into an arm of naval combat and away from its current status as a small Army with a weird affinity for the Navy. It’s what he’s calling his “capstone operating concept,” and I want to take you through it tonight with some notes.

So away we go on a journey to Marineland to see what our friends with the funny haircuts are up to.

Let’s Drift!

-DBL

https://www.defensenews.com/naval/the-drift/2020/07/23/the-marine-corps-bold-statement-the-drift-s-ii-vol-xxvi/