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Army Commandos win the Fight in UK-US Exercise
British Army specialist commandos brought a rain of fire down upon ‘enemy positions’ during Exercise Fleet Battle Problem, an experimental exercise with the US Marines, Royal Navy and Royal Marines.
The British Army said in a news release 'army commandos, from 148 Commando Forward Observation Battery (148 Battery), guided the guns of the Royal Navy, 105mm Light Guns of 29 Commando Royal Artillery, Attack Helicopters, Close Air Support, and the United States Marine Corps High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), with pinpoint precision.'
British Army specialist commandos brought a rain of fire down upon ‘enemy positions’ during Exercise Fleet Battle Problem, an experimental exercise with the US Marines, Royal Navy and Royal Marines.
The British Army said in a news release 'army commandos, from 148 Commando Forward Observation Battery (148 Battery), guided the guns of the Royal Navy, 105mm Light Guns of 29 Commando Royal Artillery, Attack Helicopters, Close Air Support, and the United States Marine Corps High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), with pinpoint precision.'
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Commando logisticians test new ways of operating
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
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Commando logisticians test new ways of operating
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
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Commando logisticians test new ways of operating
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
Chivenor-based Commando Logistic Regiment (CLR) have been testing ways to keep supplies flowing to Royal Marines as they operate deep in enemy territory on future missions.
With the arrival of new tactics that will see commandos start to operate in small dispersed teams, CLR spent the last few weeks on Exercise Green Dragon in Cornwall and Wales working with 40 Commando Royal Marines, 29 Commando Royal Artillery, 24 Commando Royal Engineers and helicopters from Commando Helicopter Force and the RAF on how they support these commando teams.
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Those Jags are going to need a good service!
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RAF Chinooks Pass 3000 Operational Flying Hours Supporting French Operations In Mali
RAF Chinooks currently deployed in Mali in support of French Military Operations have recorded 3000 hours of operational flight time. The milestone was passed by 1310 Flight.
The RAF Odiham based helicopters from Joint Helicopter Command, first arrived in West Africa back in July 2018 to provide a heavy lift helicopter support capability to Op Barkhane.
RAF Chinooks currently deployed in Mali in support of French Military Operations have recorded 3000 hours of operational flight time. The milestone was passed by 1310 Flight.
The RAF Odiham based helicopters from Joint Helicopter Command, first arrived in West Africa back in July 2018 to provide a heavy lift helicopter support capability to Op Barkhane.
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HMS Dragon impresses after fortnight of missile and air attack exercises
The Type 45 destroyer proved itself by defeating missile and air attacks after the largest international test of its type off Scotland.
The RN said in a news release that HMS Dragon’s weapons and sensors proved themselves against everything fired against a NATO task force – from ballistic missiles to supersonic targets heading towards the ships at nearly three times the speed of sound during Exercise Formidable Shield.
The Type 45 destroyer proved itself by defeating missile and air attacks after the largest international test of its type off Scotland.
The RN said in a news release that HMS Dragon’s weapons and sensors proved themselves against everything fired against a NATO task force – from ballistic missiles to supersonic targets heading towards the ships at nearly three times the speed of sound during Exercise Formidable Shield.
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Royal Tank Regiment Battlegroup prepares for Operation Cabrit
The Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) Battlegroup (BG) has been preparing for a deployment to Estonia on Operation Cabrit at the British Army’s Sennelager Training Centre in northern Germany.
The British Army said in a news release 'The BG comprises of RTR’s Dreadnought Squadron, equipped with Challenger 2 MBT's, C Company of the Royal Welsh, equipped with Warrior armoured infantry fighting vehicles in addition to elements of the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Royal Army Medical Corps and the Royal Logistic Corps.
The Royal Tank Regiment (RTR) Battlegroup (BG) has been preparing for a deployment to Estonia on Operation Cabrit at the British Army’s Sennelager Training Centre in northern Germany.
The British Army said in a news release 'The BG comprises of RTR’s Dreadnought Squadron, equipped with Challenger 2 MBT's, C Company of the Royal Welsh, equipped with Warrior armoured infantry fighting vehicles in addition to elements of the Royal Artillery, Royal Engineers, Royal Army Medical Corps and the Royal Logistic Corps.
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BRITISH MILITARY FORCE PERSONNEL RENDER FIRST AID IN ROMANIA TO A TRAFFIC ACCIDENT VICTIM!
British medical team emergency aid to a traffic accident person.
British military doctors, supported by military policemen, gave first aid to a person, victim of a traffic accident, which took place, today, approximately 7.30 o'clock, in the Pope ştiti-Leordeni area.*
The victim was injured by a car. Shortly after, the SMURD crew took over the victim for the specialty emergency intervention. The military were in a military convoy on the way to the country of origin, at the end of the DACIA 21 LIVEX connected exercises.
Respect to all involved.
* Popești-Leordeni is a town in Ilfov County, Muntenia, Romania, 9 km south of downtown Bucharest, although from the northern edge of the town to the southern edge of Bucharest the distance is less than 100 m.
British medical team emergency aid to a traffic accident person.
British military doctors, supported by military policemen, gave first aid to a person, victim of a traffic accident, which took place, today, approximately 7.30 o'clock, in the Pope ştiti-Leordeni area.*
The victim was injured by a car. Shortly after, the SMURD crew took over the victim for the specialty emergency intervention. The military were in a military convoy on the way to the country of origin, at the end of the DACIA 21 LIVEX connected exercises.
Respect to all involved.
* Popești-Leordeni is a town in Ilfov County, Muntenia, Romania, 9 km south of downtown Bucharest, although from the northern edge of the town to the southern edge of Bucharest the distance is less than 100 m.
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