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Additive Printing to Help Keep USMC F-35s Flying
More recently, the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps have used 3D printing to produce F-35 Full Mission Simulator (FMS) cockpits—an advanced high-fidelity flight simulator for the training of aviators ...
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F-35s Take Over Rotational U.S. Marine Corps Deployments to MCAS Iwakuni
VMFA-214’s F-35s have deployed to Japan in place of long-running F/A-18 Hornet detachments, which reinforce the U.S. Marine ...
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There's a New War Game for 'Nerds with a Drive for Violence.' It's Spreading Across the Marine Corps.
(Cpl. Marc Imprevert/U.S. Marine Corps photo) Each token can be easily 3D printed at the simulation center to match any type of Marine unit and is assigned a difficulty number during play.
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The US Marine Corps' F-35B fires with a gun pod for the first time
An curved arrow pointing right. The US Marine Corps' F-35B fired its gun pod for the first time while flying. With 220-rounds of 25 mm firepower, the F-35 with the gun pod is a powerful asset for ...