In fact, I was struck that, last week, the Marine Corps conducted an exercise at Camp Pendleton on the future of amphibious warfare, which included using robots as the first boots on the ground, resupplying troops with drones, and even robots providing covering fire for those marines.
Senator Peters highlights a recent Marine Corps exercise using robotics in warfare.
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