Both high-level leaders and Marines on the ground explain how they're pushing their ability to conduct distributed operations during Large Scale Exercise.

Here are a few ways the US Marine Corps can adapt to the battlefields of the future, which will be characterized by missile ...

Note: This article first appeared in the Spring 2025 issue of Army Communica­tor. In March of 2024, U.S. Army Forces Command ...

The Navy is trying to understand how distributed lethality for its surface force will affect Navy commanders' behavior through a series of wargames.

Distributed lethality is a plan to assure U.S. sea control in coming years by dispersing rather than concentrating naval forces, relying on new weapons, sensors, training and tactics to defeat ...

U.S. Fleet Forces Command will push its fleet experimentation and training towards a distributed operations concept to support theater-wide needs.

Beams are typically loaded by concentrated forces, distributed forces, and concentrated moments. Typical beam supports include pinned supports, roller supports, and fully fixed supports.

Seeing, directing, and sustaining distributed forces across domains requires modernizing our forces, capabilities, and processes to adapt to the changing environment.

The panel “Contested Logistics” focused on the Indo-Pacific and the challenges to supply distributed forces in that area of responsibility. Part of the planning entails stocking supplies in advance as ...