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Marine Corps Systems Command serves as the Marine Corps' principal acquisition command, equipping and sustaining Marines with the ground weapon systems, IT systems, and logistics capabilities needed for expeditionary operations. MCSC manages over 400 acquisition programs spanning ground combat vehicles, command and control systems, individual equipment, engineer systems, and advanced infantry weapons for the world's premier expeditionary fighting force.
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Ask about MCSCEquip and sustain Marine forces with affordable and operationally effective ground weapon systems, information technology, and logistics capabilities for current and future expeditionary operations.
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