“Let’s change it before it needs to be in the air, declare an emergency, land in some place we don’t want it to land, etc.,” Lt. Gen.…

Officials are reviewing all the feedback gained from the Marine Corps’ AI summit, held in Quantico last month.

Marines with III Expeditionary Operations Training Group out of Okinawa, Japan, designed the unmanned surface vessel themselves, officials said, then blew it up with a drone.

The announcement marked a notch in the Corps’ effort to replace the Light Armored Vehicle (LAV) with a new platform.

"Anytime I can get an unmanned system, even though it may be expensive, it doesn't come with a name and a family tied to it,” one tech…

Marines have been experimenting with autonomous low-profile vessels. This week, the Defense Innovation Unit issued a solicitation to industry.

While the military boosts already-established UAS roles and inter-service job transfers, multiple services have begun to put drones into the hands or on the minds of its…

In his new role as DIA director, Lt. Gen. James Adams will lead a workforce of more than 16,000 personnel tasked with providing intel support to warfighters,…

In the request for information, officials wrote that the drone should be able to launch from stationary and mobile platforms, such as amphibious ships. 

The Marines will use General Atomics’ YFQ-42A aircraft to evaluate how the service’s future loyal wingman drones will integrate with and fly alongside crewed fighter jets.