UK troops on Nato's biggest winter exercise in Estonia to keep alliance's 'front door locked'
The UK has two squadrons of Challenger 2 tanks deployed to Estonia as part of a British-led Nato battlegroup stationed in the country.
The UK has two squadrons of Challenger 2 tanks deployed to Estonia as part of a British-led Nato battlegroup stationed in the country.
About 300 RAF personnel joined their counterparts from the US and Australia for the largest Exericse Red Flag to date.
Eight hundred soldiers and 250 vehicles from the Queen's Royal Hussar's Battlegroup took part in the 22-day exercise in Germany.
UK troops have trained at BATUS, the British Army Training Unit Suffield, since 1972.
Sailors have reacted to short-notice activations and have been involved in three major operations across 2022.
Exercise Keen Sword was a major test of forces over ten days by land, sea and air.
Nine UK Challenger 2 tanks have been taking part in an exercise with allies from the US, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic.
Footage shows a cruise missile, known as Rapid Dragon, being dropped from the Hercules cargo hold on a pallet.
The exercise provides an opportunity to learn from the country's troops' experience of operating in demanding desert conditions.
Project Convergence 22 has been designed to help make the British Army more lethal on the battlefield.
The UK's high-readiness amphibious assault ship is visiting the Balkan nation five years after it became a NATO member.
The competition has been going on for more than 30 years, attracting teams from all over the UK.
Previously held in the UK on Salisbury Plain Training Area it has now moved to its new central European location.
This year, 27 foreign patrols signed up with troops from as far away as the USA to New Zealand.
The US Marines launched two simultaneous major bilateral exercises with Japan and the Philippines at the start of October.
Taking place over two weeks, Exercise Joint Warrior includes airborne assaults, amphibious landings, evacuations and live-fire exercises.