The Marine Corps is strapping armored vehicles to the top of Navy ships to fend off small boats and other threats

The Marine Corps has already used rocket artillery on ship to destroy a target on land. Now it's using armored vehicles to fend off threats at sea.

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The Marine Corps is strapping armored vehicles to the top of Navy ships to fend off small boats and other threats The Marine Corps has already used rocket artillery on ship to destroy a target on land. Now it's using armored vehicles to fend off threats at sea. Read More »

The Chinese navy is tightening its grip on the Taiwan Strait as the US Navy sends warships through the waterway The Chinese navy has stepped up patrols in the Taiwan Strait as the US Navy sends warships through the closely-watched waterway on a regular basis. Read More »

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