Marine Corps Systems Command

Marine Corps Systems Command

Equipping our MARINES

MCB Quantico, Va.

Corps fields next-generation body armor to Marines

Corps fields next-generation body armor to Marines

UCSD Medical Center requesting MCSC’s help to support COVID-19 crisis

MCTSSA improves shipboard communication for Marines

MCTSSA Marines recognized for naval integration efforts

Marines test grenade launcher during fielding event

Marines test grenade launcher during fielding event

Marines test grenade launcher during fielding event

MCSC awards contract to produce the Squad Common Optic

Marines test new night vision goggles in realistic setting

Marines test new night vision goggles in realistic setting

MCSC revamps leadership development program

MCSC revamps leadership development program

MCSC revamps leadership development program

MCSC approves procurement of new intercom system

Marines to receive new, lightweight ammo for machine gun

Modeling, simulation training systems prepare Marines for battle

Modeling, simulation training systems prepare Marines for battle

Master Sgt. Tommy “TJ” Pittman repairs an Assault Amphibious Vehicle in 1991. He, along with several other team members from the Advanced Amphibious Assault program office, were deployed to Saudi Arabia to upgrade AAVs during Operation Desert Shield. Pittman served the amphibious assault community for nearly 50 years, first as an enlisted amphibious vehicle operator for 24 years, then as a logistician with PM AAA at Program Executive Officer Land Systems for another 24 years. Pittman retired from federal civil service in December 2019. (Courtesy photo from Tommy Pittman)

Then-Lance Cpl. Tommy “TJ” Pittman rides in a Landing Vehicle Tracked P5, one of many predecessors to the Corps’ upcoming Amphibious Combat Vehicle, in this photo from February 1973. Pittman served the amphibious assault community for nearly 50 years, first as an enlisted amphibious vehicle operator for 24 years, then as a logistician with the Advanced Amphibious Assault program office at Program Executive Officer Land Systems for another 24 years. Pittman retired from federal civil service in December 2019. (Courtesy photo from Tommy Pittman)