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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

Artificial Intelligence in the Marine Corps Logistics Enterprise: Part 1

Part 1: It’s not pretty: What is artificial intelligence and its components? >LtCol Wolfe was a Marine Corps Logistics Fellow at Smeal Business College, Pennsylvania State University, and previously served

First to Fight

Lessons from the Battle of Belleau Wood >Maj King is an Infantry Officer and currently serves as Commanding Officer, Recruiting Station Salt Lake City. “And, waking or sleeping, I can

Talent Management Tangibles

Current initiatives Since the release of Talent Management 2030, we have better aligned departments and organizations involved in talent management, assessed, and mapped out interdependencies of total force personnel policies,

A Message from the Commandant of the Marine Corps

10 NOVEMBER 2023 For 248 years, Marines have earned a reputation as the most disciplined and lethal warfighters in the world. This legacy of honor, courage, and commitment passed on

Thinking Bigger

2023 MajGen Harold W. Chase Prize Essay Contest: First Place Global and revolutionary over regional and evolutionary >Col Milstein is transitioning from U.S. Navy Expeditionary Combat Command to Marine Corps

A Message From the Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps

1 September, 2023 Our Corps remains an indispensable element of our nation’s security and readiness. As I write, our 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable) is providing our Combatant

The Case for Revising Warfighting

Modernize doctrine for the future force >Col Greene is an Infantry Officer and currently the Commanding Officer of Marine Corps Tactics and Operations Group. >>Maj Malcolm is an Infantry Officer

Contested Logistics in the EABO Environment

A present look and way ahead >1stLt German is currently a student at the Army’s Logistics Captains Career Course. He is a Ground Supply Officer and previously was the Battalion

Radio Communications at Duffer’s Island

Lessons from three dreams >LtCol Haycock is an 8061 Acquisition Professional serving as the Program Management Team Lead for Terrestrial Collection and Human Intelligence programs at Marine Corps Systems Command