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    MODERN DAY MARINE 2022

    Modern Day Marine 2022

    Modern Day Marine 2022    

    A collection of photo, video and written content highlighting the 2022 Modern Day Marine Exposition in Washington, D.C., from 10 to 12 May 2022. Co-hosted by the Marine Corps League and the Marine Corps Association, Modern Day Marine brings together senior leaders, foreign allies, and industry partners to discuss the initiatives, programs and equipment required to ensure the success of the Marine Corps, today and in the future.

    4 Featured Videos

    Modern Day Marine

    Modern Day Marine
    05.12.22 | Cpl Jack Gumbin | HQMC
    U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Major Troy E. Black, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, speaks during a panel at Modern Day Marine 2022, Walter E....
    Modern Day Marine

    Modern Day Marine
    05.12.22 | Cpl Jack Gumbin | HQMC
    U.S. Marine Lt. Gen. David Ottignon, Deputy Commandant of Manpower and Reserve Affairs, speaks during a panel at Modern Day Marine 2022, Walter E....
    Modern Day Marine

    Modern Day Marine
    05.11.22 | Cpl Jack Gumbin | HQMC
    U.S. Marine Lt. Gen. David G. Bellon, Commander, Marine Forces Reserve and Marine Forces South, speaks during a panel at Modern Day Marine 2022,...
    Modern Day Marine

    Modern Day Marine
    05.11.22 | Cpl Jack Gumbin | HQMC
    U.S. Marine Brig. Gen. Joseph R. Clearfield, Deputy Commander, Marine Forces Pacific, speaks during a panel at Modern Day Marine 2022, Walter E....
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    51 Featured Images

    MDM Quote Card - Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black

    MDM Quote Card - Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black
    05.12.22 | Sgt Audrey Schmitt Alves | HQMC
    Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Sgt. Maj. Troy E. Black, gives a speech at the Modern Day Marine event at the Walter E. Washington Convention...
    MDM Quote Card - Lt. Gen. David A. Ottignon

    MDM Quote Card - Lt. Gen. David A. Ottignon
    05.12.22 | Sgt Audrey Schmitt Alves | HQMC
    Lieutenant General David A. Ottignon, Deputy Commandant for Manpower & Reserve Affairs, gives a speech at the Modern Day Marine event at the...
    MDM Quote Card - Col. Eric R. Quehl

    MDM Quote Card - Col. Eric R. Quehl
    05.12.22 | Sgt Audrey Schmitt Alves | HQMC
    Colonel Eric R. Quehl, Policy and Standards Division, Training and Education Command, gives a speech at the Modern Day Marine event at the Walter...
    MDM Quote Card - Col. Howard F. Hall

    MDM Quote Card - Col. Howard F. Hall
    05.12.22 | Sgt Audrey Schmitt Alves | HQMC
    Colonel Howard F. Hall, Assistant Chief of Staff, G-3, Training and Education Command, gives a speech at the Modern Day Marine event at the Walter...
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    3 Featured Stories

    MODERN DAY MARINE 2022: DAY THREE
    05.12.22 | CPT Mallory VanderSchans | HQMC
    The final day of Modern Day Marine 2022 brought insights on the way ahead for human performance and talent management initiatives in the Marine Corps. Attendees listened in on two significant panel discussions and heard the latest updates on Talent Management 2030 and Training and Education 2030.

    MODERN DAY MARINE 2022: DAY TWO
    05.11.22 | CPT Mallory VanderSchans | HQMC
    The second day of Modern Day Marine 2022 brought additional updates on Force Design 2030 and the value of multinational military and industry partnerships though a series of speaker panels. Throughout the day, Marine and partner nations military leadership hosted discussions in the main briefing room at the Walter E. Convention Center in Washington, D.C.

    MODERN DAY MARINE 2022: DAY ONE
    05.10.22 | CPT Thomas Kleiber | HQMC
    On the first day of Modern Day Marine 2022, Marine Corps leaders provided updates on Force Design 2030, focusing on experimentation, logistics, and maritime operations in the littorals. Throughout the day, speakers described the concepts and initiatives currently underway, while maintaining a focus on the individual Marine and the role human factors play in the future success of the Marine Corps.