The Marine Corps created the team in response to the rising use of unmanned aerial vehicles in international conflicts.

Narrator: This Marine Corps recruit isn't actually injured ... Narrator: It's part of their final test at boot camp, known as the Crucible, a 54-hour event that all recruits must complete.

On a range outside, the Marine Corps Attack Drone Team demonstrated its capability with a "blue list" approved Neros Archer ...

Two of Portland's own recently completed an incredible accomplishment on Parris Island, SC. Connor Cross and Devin Cook both ...

As various threats adapt to the ever-changing modern battlefield, the Marine Corps is prioritizing the integration of FPV ...

The Marine Corps’ Attack Drone Team was formed in response to what it said was the “rapid proliferation” of armed, ...

At stations throughout the Crucible, drill instructors read citations ... His solution saved the Marine Corps $15 million it would have cost to purchase new parts. In the past, a Marine might ...

While Marine Corps officers lead enlisted Marines in combat ... The Basic School culminates with a crucible known as The War, where students are divided into opposing forces and must strategically ...

The Marine Corps Attack Drone Team will ensure that ... debut at the U.S. National Drone Association’s Military Drone Crucible Championship, which will take place from June 30 to July 3 in ...