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English: Soldiers from the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment conducting FIWAF (fighting in woods and forests) training in Norway as part of Exercise Trident Juncture.

Ahead of a week-long live exercise, the soldiers adapted to the harsh climate of Norway by training to overcome the extreme low temperatures.

These light role infantry troops formed part of the UK-led multinational brigade as part of NATO's biggest collective defence exercise in over a decade.

Exercise Trident Juncture sees NATO and partner nations training and operating together in an Article 5 scenario, 'an attack on one is an attack on all'.

For almost 70 years, the principle of collective defence has been at the very heart of NATO. It remains a unique and enduring principle that binds its members together, committing them to protect each other and setting a spirit of solidarity within the alliance.

  • Organization: MOD
  • Object Name: DDC-18-007-TRJE-CETFIT-111-1
  • Supplemental Categories: NATO, Foreign Personnel, Training, Army, People
  • Keywords: Exercise Trident Juncture, Trident Juncture, Shadow, Digital Comms, Radio, Communications, Partnering, Interoperability, Multinational, NATO, International Training, Icy, Freezing, Cold, Snow, Climate, Weather, Ex, Exercise, Training, King's Lancashire and Border, The Duke of Lancaster Regiment, The King's Division, Regiments, Army, Equipment, Weapons, Gun, Firearm, Small Arms, Assault Rifle, SA80, A2, L85A2, 5.56mm, SUSAT, Attachment, Blank Firing, BFA, Clothing, Personal Clothing System, PCS, Combats, Camouflage, Multi Terrain Pattern, MTP, Tactical Recognition Flash, TRF, Personal Protective Equipment, Googles, Personal Load Carrying Equipment, PLCE, Webbing, Headwear, Helmet, VIRTUS Helmet, Body Armour, VIRTUS, Terrain, Environment, Landscape, Scenery, Wooded, Woods, Forest, Bowman, Tactical Radio, Aerial
  • Country: Norway
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