Magazines

Visit Leatherneck

Fix, Fly, Fight During Time of Transition, VMFA-232 Maintainers Keep F/A-18 Mission Ready

By Sara W. Bock

Soon to be replaced Corps-wide by the F-35, the F/A-18 Hornet is an aging yet essential airframe that couldn’t continue to ﬂy without the hard work of the Marines tasked with its maintenance. For the “Red Devils” of 3rd MAW, training is continuous, and they are proud to be the “ﬁrst to ﬁght, last to leave.”

Dong Ha Mountain

By MSgt Tom Bartlett, USMC

This article from the Leatherneck archives features a group of Marines from 3/4 who provided security on Dong Ha Mountain during the monsoon rains as they also battled boredom while ﬁnding a lasting brotherhood.

Visit Gazette

Future Logistics and the Art of the Possible Supporting naval expeditionary capabilities

by HQMC, I&L Futures Branch

Logistics decision support tools coupled with improved operational contracting support improved sustainment of deployed forces.

Greater Naval Integration through Logistics Bring Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard logistics together

by LtCol Roy E. Truba, Jr., USMC(Ret), CDR Christopher Kading, USN & LtCol Randy Hodge, USMC(Ret)

Naval integration is the concerted, proactive effort that includes any action, at any level, to bring the Navy and the Marine Corps together to form a more effective warfighting team. 1

Where is the NECC? It needs to be included in planning and execution

by Capt Walker D. Mills

How many Marines even know what the NECC is?