Portfolio Acquisition Executive Marine Corps

When lives are on the line, every second counts. Maintaining a modernized force is at the forefront of Force Design and standardizing equipment that meets critical medical care needs is more than essential in ensuring lives are saved when it matters most.  For the first time in 20 years, the Marine Corps is fielding a fully modernized medical capability to the Fleet Marine Force, marking a major step forward in how the service sustains and saves lives in austere combat environments. The rollout marks the Initial Operational Capability (IOC) fielding and turnover of the newly modernized Damage Control Resuscitation (DCR) and Damage Control Surgery (DCS) systems. Managed under Portfolio Acquisition Executive Marine Corps (PAE MC), the

The same cutting-edge footwear technology currently revolutionizing professional running is now certified and available in boots to every Marine, marking a major leap in warfighter performance and field readiness.PAE Marine Corps’ Program Manager Combat Support Systems (PM CSS) recently announced that OTB Boots has received official approval to produce the first TAA-compliant boots featuring advanced propulsion technology. The OTB Carbon 8, M-Flex 8, and Tropical Boot models are now authorized to be worn by Marines as the first TAA-compliant boots approved by the USMC.“Finding the best boots for Marines means finding partners that are committed to innovation and meeting our quality demands. By certifying these boots, we are increasing

U.S. Marines with 7th Engineer Support Battalion, 1st Marine Logistics Group, conducted underwater cold weather dive operations during Arctic Edge 26 at Coast Guard Base Kodiak, integrating unmanned systems that expand the Marine Corps’ littoral explosive ordnance neutralization capability in the surf and very shallow water zones. Arctic Edge is a biennial exercise designed to strengthen joint readiness and the Department of War’s ability to operate in Arctic conditions. For Marine Corps explosive ordnance disposal technicians, the exercise provided an opportunity to validate maritime capabilities while employing emerging systems such as unmanned underwater vehicles and the Autonomous Underwater Ground Vehicle, or AUGV. Chief Warrant