US Marines Special Operations Command - The Peer to Peer Fight

[Kirkhill]

A Discussion with Major General James F. Glynn: The CG of MARSOC - Second Line of Defense

By Robbin Laird The Marine Forces Special Operations Command provides an interesting case study for the USMC transformation path. It was stood up in 2006 and was clearly part of the response to the land wars and to enable the Marines to work more effectively within the key role which Special...

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The Commandant General of USMARSOC proposing how to employ his Raiders effectively in the Peer-to-Peer fight. He focuses on using them in conjunction with indigenous forces as an Inside Force to facilitate and support the ingress and movement of the conventionally armed Outside Force.

 

[KevinB]

Otherwise known as stealing a job from USSF because they stopped paying attention to their bread and butter...

 

[OldSolduer]

A Discussion with Major General James F. Glynn: The CG of MARSOC - Second Line of Defense

By Robbin Laird The Marine Forces Special Operations Command provides an interesting case study for the USMC transformation path. It was stood up in 2006 and was clearly part of the response to the land wars and to enable the Marines to work more effectively within the key role which Special...

sldinfo.com

The Commandant General of USMARSOC proposing how to employ his Raiders effectively in the Peer-to-Peer fight. He focuses on using them in conjunction with indigenous forces as an Inside Force to facilitate and support the ingress and movement of the conventionally armed Outside Force.

You mean like the Green Berets used to do? And IIRC my history the Brits did centuries ago?

 

[Kirkhill]

You mean like the Green Berets used to do? And IIRC my history the Brits did centuries ago?

Key element? An intention to hang around. Build permanent structures.

 

[daftandbarmy]

Key element? An intention to hang around. Build permanent structures.

Like democracy and rule of law founded on Westminster parliamentary principles?