Marines are practicing island-hopping ahead of a future war with China By Gina Harkins, Military.com / Oct 23, 2020
Marine veterans say sinking amphibious assault vehicles are ‘death traps’ following deadly accident By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Oct 19, 2020
Marine commander fired over deadly amphibious assault vehicle mishap off California coast in July By Paul Szoldra / Oct 14, 2020
Marines are finally about to receive their first new amphibious vehicle since Vietnam By Jared Keller / Sep 29, 2020
78 years ago, the Allies tried to invade Nazi-occupied Europe — and failed miserably By Benjamin Brimelow, Business Insider / Aug 17, 2020
Remains of missing Marines and sailor recovered from sunken amphibious vehicle By Andrew Dyer, The San Diego Union-Tribune / Aug 8, 2020
How the missing Marines, sailor and amphibious vehicle were found By Erika I. Ritchie, The Orange County Register / Aug 6, 2020
Marine Corps amphibious assault vehicle involved in deadly mishap was set to be replaced a decade ago By Andrew Dyer, The San Diego Union-Tribune / Aug 3, 2020
Marine Corps identifies Marines and sailor presumed dead after amphibious assault vehicle accident By Haley Britzky / Aug 3, 2020
Marine Corps limited amphibious assault vehicle use after one sinks off California coast, killing one Marine By Paul Szoldra / Jul 31, 2020
A Marine reflects on how a sinking amphibious assault vehicle symbolizes the entire Corps By Nate Eckman, The War Horse / Jul 30, 2020
How China is expanding its amphibious forces to challenge the US well beyond Asia By David Lague, Reuters / Jul 20, 2020
Meet the Navy’s newest amphibious assault ship for a ‘leaner and meaner’ Marine Corps By Erika I. Ritchie, The Orange County Register / Jul 16, 2020
77 years ago, the Allies took the fight to the Axis in ‘the soft underbelly of Europe’ By Christopher Woody, Business Insider / Jul 10, 2020
The Marine Corps’ first new amphibious vehicle since Vietnam is getting a 30mm cannon By Jared Keller / May 18, 2020
The Navy and Marine Corps are on the hunt for a new light amphibious warship By Gina Harkins, Military.com / May 12, 2020
The Marine Corps is forming a first-of-its-kind regiment in Hawaii By William Cole, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser / May 12, 2020
The Marine Corps’ first new amphibious vehicle since Vietnam is almost here. Here’s who will get them first By Jared Keller / Jan 9, 2020
The Royal Navy is eyeing jetpacks for amphibious assaults, which is a terrible idea By Jared Keller / Aug 12, 2019
The Allied D-Day invasion plan fit on this single piece of paper By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Jun 6, 2019
The forgotten North Carolina air base that made the D-Day invasion possible By Anna Pogarcic, The Charlotte Observer / Jun 6, 2019
The ingenious feat of military engineering that made D-Day such a massive success for the Allies By Colin Flint, The Conversation / Jun 5, 2019
British Royal Marines just stormed a beach with robot tanks for backup for the first time By David Axe, The National Interest / May 24, 2019
US and Philippine troops are training to repel an island invasion amid South China Sea tensions By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Apr 11, 2019
Marines just seized a small island in the Pacific as training for a looming China fight By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Mar 21, 2019
The Marine Corps Wants Some Extra Firepower On Its Next Amphibious Combat Vehicle By Jared Keller / Jan 30, 2019
China Just Successfully Launched The World’s Largest Amphibious Aircraft By Christopher Woody, Business Insider / Oct 23, 2018
How ‘Edge Of Tomorrow’ captures the terrible future of real-world amphibious assaults By Brad Howard / Jul 2, 2018
The Marine Corp’s First New Amphibious Combat Vehicle In Decades Will Be Totally BAE By Matthew Cox, Military.com / Jun 20, 2018
5 Ways D-Day Could Have Been A Total Disaster For The Allies By Michael Peck, The National Interest / Jun 6, 2018
How Marines Are Rethinking The Art Of The Amphibious Assault For The Next Big War By Eugene K. Chow, The National Interest / Feb 19, 2018
First Female Marine Officer To Graduate From Assault Amphibian School By Erika I. Ritchie, The Orange County Register / Sep 30, 2017
Here’s What A Journalist Reported From A Crowded Landing Craft Hours Before D-Day By Lauren Katzenberg / Feb 20, 2015