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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This report focuses on MAWTS-1 in 2023. In 2023, I interviewed the CO of MAWTS-1, Col Eric Purcell, in April and then visited the command in November after the second WTI of the year. This provided a chance to discuss how MAWTS-1 had progressed in working enhanced force mobility for the USMC within the broader joint force, a key emphasis of the force design effort.The challenge is that while the Marines are working FARPs and other means to enhance force mobility, the joint force is in the throes of significant change, whether it be the U.S. Navy working distributed maritime operations or the USAF working agile combat employment.How does the USMC effort to reorganize and enhance its contribution to the joint force while the joint force is itself in fundamental change with much uncertainty over how to do maritime distributed operations and the agile combat air combat employment?The Navy and Air Force sides of this transition have been a major part of our work published elsewhere and provide insights with regard to how challenging the overall force transformation is within which the USMC is working to find its proper place. It is not just up to MAWTS-1 to work the training for such an effort, but NAWDC and Nellis are clearly involved as well.To put it simply: it is a work in progress and the Marines emphasis on a MAGTF organizing principle remains important going forward in spite of the effort to find ways to operate from much smaller organizational formations.This report includes the interviews conducted in 2023. The date indicates when the interview was published on Second Line of Defense or Defense.info and collectively they provide an overview of how MAWTS-1 is training for the way ahead for the USMC by preparing the force that might have to fight tonite.As the end of course video for WTI-1-24 starts: "It is not a question of if the Marine Corps will go into combat. It is only a matter of when." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. For more than twenty years, the United States Marine Corps was associated with dusty forward operating bases, counterinsurgency, and crisis response on the margins of larger land wars. That world has vanished. In its place is a far more dangerous environment, where adversaries blur the line between peace and war, logistics are contested from the outset, and a single radio transmission can invite immediate attack. Building the Impact Force tells the story of how the Marines are reinventing themselves for this new age of chaos.In his 2022 book, Robbin Laird argued that the Corps had already begun to pivot away from CENTCOM-centric land campaigns toward high-end maritime competition, led by aviation innovations like the MV-22 Osprey and F-35B/C. This new volume takes the next step. Instead of asking whether the Marines are leaving the land-war paradigm, it asks whether they can become an "impact force" a forward, distributed, digitally integrated force designed to generate disproportionate effects for the joint and allied team inside an adversary's weapons engagement zone.At the center of the book is Steel Knight 2025, I MEF's December 2025 campaign-scale exercise across Southern California and the greater Southwest. Steel Knight is treated not as a scripted readiness drill, but as a campaign laboratory for stand-in operations, chaos management, and kill-web enabled warfare. Embassy reinforcement, noncombatant evacuation, distributed fires, contested logistics, and Marine Rotational Force-Darwin certification are woven into a single continuous problem, forcing Marines to operate as impact nodes from the first hours of a crisis.Drawing on extensive interviews with commanders, aviators, communicators, logisticians, and coalition partners, Laird shows how new concepts are being translated into practice. Readers go inside 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing's experimentation with hub-and-spoke aviation architectures, expeditionary airfields, and digital interoperability that allows platforms like the H-1, CH-53, MV-22, F-35, and MQ-9 to function as a connected sensing and decision network. The result is a detailed, ground-truth view of what distributed, impact-oriented operations really demand.The book also traces how Force Design 2030 is evolving in contact with reality. Laird explores the October 2025 Force Design Update, the adjustments to littoral formations and amphibious capabilities, and the way exercise-derived lessons are reshaping assumptions about stand-in forces, traditional infantry, breaching, and bridging. Rather than presenting a flawless blueprint, Building the Impact Force offers an honest account of a service learning under pressure and willing to revise its own concepts.For Marines, joint operators, and serious students of contemporary warfare, this book provides an operational audit of where the Corps truly stands on its transformation path. For policymakers and allies, it offers a rare window into how an American service is adapting to contested logistics, ubiquitous sensors, and compressed decision timelines. Above all, Building the Impact Force makes the case that platforms and networks are not enough; culture, command, and a genuine campaign of learning will determine whether the Marine Corps can deliver the impact the nation and its partners now require. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …