Evolving Marine Corps Force Design

This chapter explores the adaptation of the Marine Corps' force design to meet contemporary threats and operational challenges. It emphasizes the concept of 'stand-in forces,' the need for resilient kill chains, and the importance of joint interoperability amidst geopolitical tensions. The discussion includes historical insights and the implications of the Combined Joint All Domains Command and Control (CJADC2) framework, stressing collaboration with allies for effective military operations.