Name: How quickly can NATO forces react ? Military exercise in Romanian NATO VJTF
Uploaded: 2021-05-04T11:20:55+00:00
Duration: 4 min 59 s
Description: Exercise NOBLE JUMP 2017 - NATO RF and VJTF. More than 4.000 troops involved (2.000 dispatched to Romania within days) from the US, UK, Norway, The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Albania. THE FINAL E

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Exercise NOBLE JUMP 2017 - NATO RF and VJTF. More than 4.000 troops involved (2.000 dispatched to Romania within days) from the US UK Norway The Netherlands Poland Spain and Albania. THE FINAL EXERCISE AT CINCU RANGE IN ROMANIA: - The fictitious scenario involves an enemy army that invades Romania. NATO quick response forces intervene... 1. Norwegian scouts and Spanish snipers stake out an enemy outpost 2. Romanian Special Ops storm the place 3. RAF Typhoons and RoAF F-16 establish air supremacy 4. RoAf MiG 21 LanceR bomb enemy lines and RoAF IAR 330 Puma helicopters attack enemy positions 5. The enemy counterattacks with artillery and enters the field (targets) 6. A Norwegian mobile radar battery is dispatched to acquire the enemy firing positions 7. Romanian and Polish armored vehicles and anti-tank infantry enter the field 8. US AH-64 Apache attack helicopters are called in 9. Polish armored infantry fighting vehicles and Romanian battle tanks chase the enemy while the Apache Helicopters provide cover fire 10. Romanian paratroopers drop in to secure the field

Exercise NOBLE JUMP 2017 - NATO RF and VJTF. More than 4.000 troops involved (2.000 dispatched to Romania within days) from the US, UK, Norway, The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Albania.

THE FINAL EXERCISE AT CINCU RANGE IN ROMANIA:

- The fictitious scenario involves an enemy army that invades Romania. NATO quick response forces intervene...

1. Norwegian scouts and Spanish snipers stake out an enemy outpost
2. Romanian Special Ops storm the place
3. RAF Typhoons and RoAF F-16 establish air supremacy
4. RoAf MiG 21 LanceR bomb enemy lines and RoAF IAR 330 Puma helicopters attack enemy positions
5. The enemy counterattacks with artillery and enters the field (targets)
6. A Norwegian mobile radar battery is dispatched to acquire the enemy firing positions
7. Romanian and Polish armored vehicles and anti-tank infantry enter the field
8. US AH-64 Apache attack helicopters are called in
9. Polish armored infantry fighting vehicles and Romanian battle tanks chase the enemy while the Apache Helicopters provide cover fire
10. Romanian paratroopers drop in to secure the field

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