Marine Corps MQ-58s are being prepared to partner with the service’s F-35s.
Credit: Master Sgt. John McRell/U.S. Air Force
Although no new crewed aircraft are expected to join the U.S. Marine Corps fleet for about a decade, the service’s leaders see a near-term opportunity to implement the most radical capability transformation to the service’s aviation branch since the arrival of the helicopter in the 1950s. This...
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