Marines are speeding up aircraft turnarounds for a scattered future fight and moving more munitions faster to keep up

Fuente: Business Insider

Marine aviation ordnance technicians load bombs onto an aircraft at Naval Air Facility El Centro, California. LCpl Nicholas Buss/US Marine CorpsThe Marine Corps is shifting from large, fixed bases to dispersed, harder-to-target operations. Marine aircrews are rushing to cut ground time as persistent surveillance and missiles speed up kill chains.

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