We Are At Our Fighting Weight | Force Design 2030 Annual Update 2023
Today, the #MarineCorps is better prepared to serve as a naval expeditionary force-in-readiness alongside being better suited to support joint campaigns. While accelerating modernization is essential, our warfighting capabilities are only as effective as the Marines employing them. Our #Marines remain the key to sustaining and improving our competitive advantages. Continued experimentation and learning will undoubtedly uncover additional refinements to improve the force. However, feedback from Fleet Marine Forces, fielding of new equipment and technologies, and experimentation of new tactics, have thus far have resulted in a Marine Corps that is better organized, trained and equipped to meet global challenges of the 21st century. 📷 (U.S. Marine Corps video by Capt. Isaac Lamberth) #USMC #ForceDesign2030

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