An interview with RAND’s Russell Glenn on the insights gleaned from his extensive discussions with IDF commanders and Israeli defense experts on the lessons from the 2006 Lebanon War.
The Marine Corps has awarded a limited contract to three rifle manufacturers for a weapon to replace its M249 Squad Automatic Rifle. The contract awarded Dec. 19 calls for a minimum of 10 weapons from each company to conduct further evaluation for an eventual down-select to one weapon. The final manufacturer could garner nearly $27 million for 6,500 of the so-called Infantry Automatic Rifles.
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