Atlantic Alliance 2025 Strengthens Amphibious Readiness

From June 27 to July 15, Commander, U.S. Fleet Forces Command and U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command will conduct Atlantic Alliance 2025 alongside the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. This East Coast naval integration exercise is designed to strengthen U.S. Navy and Marine Corps amphibious capabilities while enhancing interoperability with allied forces in littoral environments.

Operations will extend along the coastline from North Carolina to Maine, featuring amphibious assaults, naval maneuver exercises, distributed littoral warfare in contested conditions, and expeditionary advanced base sustainment. The exercise will also develop integrated command-and-control relationships with Marine Corps and coalition forces both ashore and afloat, validating interoperability of critical C4I systems.

Embarked Marines aboard amphibious ships will demonstrate the full scope of Marine Air-Ground Task Force capabilities, supporting the joint force across missions ranging from deterrence and humanitarian assistance to sea control and combat operations.