Lt. Col. Calischaran G. James has been fired as the commanding officer of Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 36 in Okinawa amid an ongoing investigation, said Corps officials, who did not specify the ...

The Marine Corps recently notched a series of aviation firsts with an advanced drone under development and its newest jet, as the service works toward achieving more nimble and responsive air combat ...

The U.S. Marine Corps released a revised aviation strategy Monday that focuses on using autonomous systems, drones and ...

SS Wright (T-AVB-3), one of two Marine aviation logistics support ships. With the impending retirement of the aging Wright-class, the Marine Corps wants a new class of aviation logistics support ships ...

Steel Knight focused on contested maritime operations, with assets operating from far-off Forward Arming and Refueling Points and Air-Delivered Ground Refueling nodes in the ‘hub-and-spoke’ concept.

New contract focuses on improving aircraft readiness through intelligent maintenance and supply optimization Tagup, a leading defense AI company advancing mission-critical logistics, today announced a ...

As super typhoon Mawar approached America’s island redoubt of Guam, all the large ships in Guam’s port sortied, except for one important U.S. Marine Corps asset. An aging but in-demand U.S. Maritime ...

The U.S. Marine Corps has chosen Leonardo’s AW139 medium helicopter to demonstrate autonomous logistics resupply, with U.S. company Near Earth Autonomy as prime contractor. Teamed with Leonardo and ...

Lt. Col. Calischaran G. James was relieved as commanding officer of Okinawa-based Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 36 on Nov. 26, 2025. Lt. Col. Calischaran G. James has been fired as the commanding ...

A Marine Corps XQ-58A Valkyrie, left, conducts a test flight with two Air Force F-35A Lightning II. (Master Sgt. John McRell/U.S. Air Force) The Marine Corps recently notched a series of aviation ...

The U.S. Marine Corps is shifting its F-35 purchase plans to buy more carrier-based F-35Cs and fewer F-35Bs, which can hover and vertically land. (Cpl. Christopher R. Lape/U.S. Marine Corps) The U.S.