Equipping the Corps
Marine Corps Systems CommandConversations about Marine Corps acquisition, innovation, and gear with host Morgan Blackstock, MCSC’s Public Affairs Specialist.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||
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As the Marine Corps continues to modernize to meet Force Design goals, innovation is critical. Cue: Science and Technology Reinvention Laboratory, or STRL, designation for the Marine Corps Tactical Support Activity – which is enabling them to operate... more
In acquisition, we often have to strike a balance between getting gear out quickly and abiding by federal contract regulations. However, in some cases our command is able to use specific contract vehicles to better meet the “speed of need.” On this e... more
Today is a very special day in Equipping the Corps history as Morgan welcomes our first ever return guest, Col. Tim Hough. Col. Hough is the program manager for Advanced Amphibious Assault, and he and his team are leading the development and fielding... more
On this episode, Morgan sits down with Maj. Conor Stewart, Project Officer for the Individual Armor team here at SYSCOM. Ensuring the Marine Corps is a premiere fighting force starts with the individual Marine, from packs to body armor, Maj Stewart’s... more
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I appreciate the topics and guests. This podcast provides an opportunity to gain insight on programs and projects the Corps is working on. I also enjoy learning about how the process works.
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United States2 years ago - Great Podcast!
The folks at Marine Corps Systems Command have hit a home run with the first guests. Their ability to tell the story of how capability gets to the warfighter is compelling. Keep this going!
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