What's new in the updated version of the US Marines Force Design 2030
The Force Design 2030 document highlights the relevance of improving the use of automation and robotic capabilities. (Photo: USMC)
The most recent Force Design 2030 document introduces adjustments in terms of capabilities, doctrine, structure and training focusing on improving readiness.
The US Marine Corps (USMC) has been increasing efforts to prepare troops to succeed on tomorrow’s battlefield and released on 5 June an updated version of its Force Design 2030 (FD 2030). The document introduces adjustments in terms of doctrine, structure and training focusing on improving readiness.
It reflects the trends emerging from the conflict in Ukraine and highlights the relevance of improving the use of automation and robotic capabilities.
The newest FD 2030 stated that the corps must ‘break down stovepipes’ and coordinate implementation and experimentation with intelligent robotics and autonomous systems.
During a press conference, Lt Gen Karsten
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