美國海軍陸戰隊特殊作戰部隊邁向科技融合：傳統戰士與數位世代攜手轉型

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(Sgt. Evan Jones/Marine Corps)

美國海軍陸戰隊特殊作戰司令部（MARSOC）正逐步打破過往「單靠體能硬碰硬」的傳統形象，致力於培養結合高科技技能與戰場經驗的新型部隊。這項轉型不僅是回應未來戰爭型態的需要，更反映出年輕一代軍人的數位素養正在改變部隊結構。

MARSOC正在積極招募並訓練對無人機操作、網路戰、電子作戰等技術有興趣的官兵，搭配傳統精實的特戰訓練，形成「科技戰士」的新典範。

根據美國國防新聞（Defense News）報導，這項策略的背後邏輯是，美軍未來必須在高科技、高資訊量的戰場中占上風，因此「懂技術又能戰鬥」的人才需求持續攀升。

MARSOC指揮官表示，未來行動中，無人機偵察、電子干擾、即時資料分析，將與地面作戰一樣重要。部隊正加強技術課程，並設立創新實驗小組（Innovation Cell），讓軍人有機會測試新科技。

外媒進一步指出，這股潮流也回應了美國印太區域軍事部署需求，尤其面對中國、俄羅斯等對手加強電子與資訊戰力，美方必須強化自身「混合作戰」能力。

目前已有數十位MARSOC成員完成新式技術認證課程，預計未來三年內，科技訓練比例將持續提高。

三大重點觀察

1. MARSOC積極融合科技與傳統戰力
   美國海軍陸戰隊特戰部隊推動技術型軍人培育計畫，結合無人機與網戰技能。
   The U.S. Marine Corps’ MARSOC is advancing a program to integrate tech-savvy troops skilled in drones and cyber operations.
2. 應對高科技戰場需求
   未來戰場重視電子、資訊戰，部隊正強化即時數據分析與電子干擾能力。
   Future conflicts emphasize electronic and information warfare; forces are boosting real-time data and jamming skills.
3. 回應印太安全局勢挑戰
   此轉型有助於美軍應對中國與俄羅斯在印太地區加強電子與資訊作戰的威脅。
   The transformation supports U.S. forces facing China and Russia’s growing electronic and information warfare threats in the Indo-Pacific.

US Marine Special Ops Fuses Traditional Warriors with Tech-Savvy Troops for Future Battlefields

The U.S. Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) is steadily shedding its image of relying solely on brute strength, instead working to build a force blending battlefield experience with high-tech expertise. This transformation reflects both the demands of future warfare and the digital proficiency of younger service members.

MARSOC is actively recruiting and training personnel interested in drone operations, cyber warfare, and electronic combat, pairing these skills with traditional special operations training to shape a new model of “tech warriors.”

According to Defense News, the rationale behind this strategy is clear: the U.S. military must dominate high-tech, information-rich battlefields, driving demand for troops who are both combat-ready and tech-capable.

MARSOC leadership notes that future missions will rely heavily on drone reconnaissance, electronic jamming, and real-time data analysis, making technical skills as crucial as ground fighting. Specialized tech courses and an Innovation Cell have been launched to allow Marines to experiment with emerging technologies.

This trend also supports U.S. military positioning in the Indo-Pacific region, where competitors like China and Russia are strengthening their electronic and information warfare capabilities. Dozens of MARSOC personnel have already completed new tech certifications, with plans to increase tech training over the next three years.