Modern Day Marine

About the Show

At the military service level, this major event in the fall at Quantico serves as a premier equipment, systems, services and technology exposition. The exposition is located at the heart of Marine requirements, research & development, acquisition, procurement and professional school activities.

Modern Day Marine began in 1981 when the leadership of the Marine Corps League, a Congressionally chartered veteran's organization, sought support for the development of a military exposition focusing on the defense industry's response to the needs of the Marine Corps. It's rich history includes the creation of two user shows - Marine West and Marine South in the early 1990's. Click here for more information on the history of Modern Day Marine and the Marine Military Expos.

The Marine Military Expos are the only shows exclusively targeted to the U.S. Marine Corps Market. In fact, Modern Day Marine military expo is included on the Marine training schedule.

For more information on exhibiting, sponsorships and marketing opportunities, please contact Charlie Baisley at charles.baisley@nielsen.com or 703-812-2741.

Why Attend?

The Marine Military Expositions attract military professionals charged with improving, developing and purchasing the latest technology in combat, combat support and combat service support systems available to the Few, the Proud, the Marines!

As an attendee you’ll meet:

General Officers
Senior Officers
Senior Enlisted
Buyers
Specifiers
Influencers
Top Procurement Decision-Makers
Users

Attendees come from a wide range of units including:

Ground Combat Arms
Fixed Wing & Helicopter Aviation Elements
Operational support Units
Computer Technology and Systems
Law Enforcement & Corrections
Medical Communications
Food Service

Registration:
Attendees do not need to register in advance for Modern Day Marine 2011. All uniformed Marines may enter the exhibit halls without a registration badge. Other military services, civilians and industry representatives will need to register on site and obtain a complimentary registration badge during the registration open hours. There is no fee to attend Modern Day Marine 2011.