How to use the USMC Pack (2024 Update)
00:00:00 Introduction & Fit Tool Update
00:06:22 Trends
00:07:29 Inventory
00:08:22 Assembly in Standard Torso Setting
00:32:39 Assembly in Long Torso Setting
00:43:10 Adjusting the Guide Buckles
00:42:42 Transition from Standard Torso Setting to Long Torso Setting
00:45:19 Configuring the Hip Belt for Shorter Stature Personnel
00:54:10 Features of the Pack
01:01:28 Attaching Assault Pack
01:02:26 Hydration System
01:04:43 Attaching Pouches
01:07:35 Donning
01:13:04 Doffing
01:13:21 Attaching the Optional Sternum Cinch to Body Armor
01:16:06 Donning while Wearing Body Armor
01:17:41 Manufacturer Defects– Load Lifter Buckle, Quick Release
In June 2024, the Marine Corps awarded a production contract to Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) for the Mobile Command Vehicle (MCV). This contract is a significant step towards enabling rapid emplacements, displacements, command and control (C2), and communications on the move supporting the ongoing modernization efforts of the Marine Corps.
At Marine Corps Systems Command, the Program Manager for Training Systems (PM TRASYS) is fielding cutting-edge capabilities that allow Marines to train seamlessly on these fire support systems, prioritizing safety while ensuring the highest levels of readiness through training that closely mirrors real-world conditions.
Marine Corps Systems Command, or MARCORSYSCOM, and Program Executive Officer Land Systems, or PEO LS, are initiating a structural reorganization aimed at modernizing and streamlining operations to enhance the operational capabilities of the Marine Corps.
