Ideas & Issues - Marine Corps Association

Fighting Smart

Information in 21st-century competition, deterrence, and warfare >LtGen Glavy is the Deputy Commandant, Information. >>Mr. Schaner is a retired Intelligence Officer currently serving as the Deputy Director for the Plans

The Role of Logistics in Deterrence

Facing a peer competitor >LtCol Gillett is Combat Engineer Officer who is currently assigned to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as a CMC Fellow. He was previously assigned to 3d

Leveraging Logistics above the MAGTF

The Joint Logistics Enterprise >Col Angell is a Logistics Officer currently assigned as the Director, Logistics Combat Element Division within Headquarters Marine Corps, Combat Development and Integration. >>Mr. Schouten is

Barracks 2030

Improving quality of life through management, modernization, and material >MajGen Maxwell is the CG of Marine Corps Installations Command. >>Maj Boivin is the Legislative Aide for Deputy Commandant, Installations and

Who We Are and Where We Are Going

United States Marines: America’s Expeditionary Commandos >Maj Schillo is qualified in multiple military occupational specialties, to include Expeditionary Ground Reconnaissance Officer. He has deployed to combat multiple times, in both

Technology and the Nature of War

Four vignettes >Col Greenwood is a Research Staff Member at the Institute for Defense Analyses. He was an Infantryman who commanded the 15th MEU (Special Operations Capable), served as Director

Military Force Design in an Age of Accelerating Technologic Change

Modernization in the Marine Corps >LtCol Williams is a Technical Fellow at Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc and provides strategy and policy support to Headquarters Marine Corps. “The war had

A Strategy for What Winning Looks Like

MARSOF 2040 >Capt Carraway is a MAGTF Intelligence Officer with eight years of experience. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Peace, War, and Defense as well as History from

Marines Are Who We Are, Special Operations Are What We Do

Fellow Gazette Readers: The ever-evolving environment we live in has and will continue to significantly shape how the Joint Force operates. The nation’s quest to outpace near-peer competitors has never

Artificial Intelligence in the Marine Corps Logistics Enterprise: Part 3

Part 3: It’s not pretty: How can we start making AI progress ‘prettier’? >See first article in series for bios. Introduction In our first article, we discussed the definitions of

Artificial Intelligence in the Marine Corps Logistics Enterprise: Part 2

Part 2: It’s not pretty: How ugly is AI progress in the Marine Corps logistics? >See Part 1 for bios. This is the second article in our three-part series. The