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Nine doctrine and training publications updated in Q2-Q3 FY26

MARADMIN 379/26·August 20, 2026·2 min read·Official source
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The Marine Corps Training and Education Command (TECOM) released its Q2 and Q3 FY26 list of newly approved doctrine and training publications. Nine publications were signed between March and June 2026, spanning topics like convoy operations, rear area security, EOD, personnel recovery, and mountain warfare. No publications were archived or cancelled during this period.

Bottom line: Nine doctrine pubs were updated this fiscal year. If your billet, MOS, or training touches any of these topics, check whether your unit is still referencing the old version.

Who it affects

This MARADMIN is addressed to the Total Force, so it applies to SMCR, IMA, and IRR Marines alike. It is most relevant to Marines whose jobs, training, or planning involve any of the nine topic areas listed below. Leaders, S-3s, and instructors running training programs should take note.

What you need to do

Check whether your unit's training materials, SOPs, or course content reference any of the superseded publications listed below. If so, update your references to the new versions.

Most publicly releasable publications are available on the Marine Corps Doctrine website (CAC required): https://usmc.sharepoint-mil.us/sites/MCEN_Support_MCDoctrine

If you have a CAC but cannot access a publication, scroll to "Can't Find a Publication?" on that site and follow the instructions to request enhanced permissions.

For the publicly releasable publications, you can also access them without a government account on the Marine Corps Publications Electronic Library (MCPEL): https://www.marines.mil/News/Publications/

For feedback on any publication, email the appropriate POC listed in the MARADMIN, or send general requests to: USMC_Doctrine@usmc.mil

Units that need hard copies can request them through the address listed in the MARADMIN.

Key dates

The nine publications were approved on the following dates:

PublicationTopicApprovedPublic?
MCRP 3-05.3Personnel Recovery (multi-service)16 Jun 2026No (DoD only)
MCRP 3-40F.7Tactical Convoy Operations (multi-service)4 Jun 2026No (DoD only)
MCTP 10-10DExplosive Ordnance Disposal1 Jun 2026Yes
MCRP 3-30C.1MAGTF Rear Area Security21 May 2026Yes
MCTP 3-30CRear Operations21 May 2026Yes
MCRP 12-10A.2Winter Mountain Leader's Guide to Mountain Warfare11 May 2026Yes
MCRP 10-10F.5Expeditionary Forensics (multi-service)30 Apr 2026No (DoD only)
MCRP 5-10.1Operation Assessment (multi-service)10 Apr 2026Yes
MCRP 3-20D.1Strike Coordination and Reconnaissance (multi-service)10 Mar 2026No (DoD only)

The official version

This is MARADMIN 379/26. The governing publication for printing and distribution is MCO 5600.31B.

This is written by a reservist, for reservists. It is not an official publication of HQMC or MARFORRES. Always verify guidance with your command or unit S-1 before acting on any article or summary.

Resources & references

The documents this bulletin points to, with a plain-English note on why each matters. Links marked CAC required need a government login.

  • This is the primary portal for accessing the newly approved doctrine and training publications listed in this MARADMIN. A valid CAC is required; if access is denied, the site has a 'Can't Find a Publication?' option to request enhanced permissions.

  • MCPEL is the official source for current digital versions of Marine Corps publications, orders, and forms issued by Headquarters Marine Corps and other DoD agencies. If you need to look up something like the Uniform Regulations, the Separation and Retirement Manual, or any other official Marine Corps publication, this is where to find the authoritative version.

  • Marine Corps Printing, Publishing, and Reprographics Equipment Regulations (MCO 5600.31B)Reference

    This order governs how units may print hard copies of publications. This MARADMIN specifically cites its paragraphs 4.A.2.B and 4.A.2.C as the authority for print requirements on publicly releasable publications.

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