Войска Соединенного Королевства и Германии отрабатывают военную мобильность в пути на крупнейшие за десятилетия учения НАТО

10 Oct. 2018 -
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Last updated 15 Oct. 2018 14:38

В среду (10 октября 2018 г.) британские войска высадились в Роттердаме, а германские танки погрузились на грузовое судно на пути в Норвегию для участия в «Трайдент джанкчер-2018» – крупнейших учениях НАТО со времен «холодной войны».

A group of foxhounds line up in the vehicle park before the road move starts. Exercise TRIDENT JUNCTURE 2018 (TRJE) is the largest in a series of long-planned military exercises to ensure that NATO forces are trained, able to operate together and ready to respond to any threat, from any direction. Over 30 nations, involving 40,000 personnel are taking part in this 6 week exercise. The British ArmyÃs 4th Infantry Brigade HQ will deploy to command UK Reconnaissance, Infantry, Combat and Logistic Support units alongside a Danish battlegroup and a Polish Mechanised Infantry Company. The main British Army units will consist of The Light Dragoons, 1st Battalion The Royal Irish Regiment, 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster Regiment and 102 and 104 Logistic Brigade. Ex TRJE 18 consists of 4 elements Â¥ Deployment & Redeployment Ã The British Army will move 1600 soldiers and over 1000 vehicles and equipment over 2500kms by road, rail, sea and airfrom the UK across Northern Europe and into Norway. Â¥ NATO alliance and international training. Â¥ Main exercise (Livex) Â¥ Command Post exercise. Photographer: Corporal Ben Beale/ MoD Crown

В течение следующих нескольких дней 70 боевых машин «Фоксхаунд», «Хаски» и «Лендровер» проделают путь в 2000 км из порта Хук-ван-Холланд через Северную Европу в Норвегию. Во время движения британской автоколонны через Нидерланды, Германию, Данию и Швецию будет проведена проверка того, насколько эффективно военнослужащие и техника могут передвигаться между европейскими странами. Кроме того, будут протестированы таможенные правила и правила пересечения границ, а также способность инфраструктуры справляться с быстрыми и тяжелыми воинскими перевозками.

В то время, пока британские войска движутся через Северную Европу, ВС Германии отправляют танки «Леопард» и другие боевые машины на борту гражданского грузового парома из города Эмден на севере Германии в Фредрикстад в Норвегии, куда они должны прибыть в четверг (11 октября).

«Военная мобильность является чрезвычайно важной, особенно для усиления во время кризиса. Именно поэтому мы ее отрабатываем», – сказала официальный представитель НАТО Оана Лунгеску. «За последние несколько лет НАТО добилась реального прогресса в совершенствовании нашей способности быстро развертывать войска в Европе. Мы преодолеваем юридические барьеры и устраняем бюрократические препоны, в том числе тесно сотрудничая с Европейским союзом. В перспективе мы стремимся еще больше сократить время пересечения границ (к концу 2019 года получить разрешения можно будет в течение пяти дней), определить альтернативные пути подвоза и еще более активно проводить учения, чтобы отрабатывать военную мобильность», – добавила она.

Около 50 000 военнослужащих и 10 000 боевых машин из всех 29 стран НАТО, а также из Швеции и Финляндии примут участие в учениях «Трайдент джанкчер», которые начнутся 25 октября в Норвегии.

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- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army soldiers check logistics before the unit departs from the Convoy Support Centre in Skrydstrup, Denmark. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army Land Rovers ready for departure at the Convoy Support Centre in Skrydstrup, Denmark. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army vehicles marshaled at walking speed towards the convoyâs departure point at the Convoy Support Centre in Skrydstrup, Denmark. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army vehicles move towards the convoyâs departure point at the Convoy Support Centre in Skrydstrup, Denmark. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army Land Rovers and MAN military trucks leaving the Convoy Support Centre in Skrydstrup, Denmark. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army convoy arrives in Malmo, Sweden after crossing the Oresund Bridge. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 British Army MAN military trucks crossing the Oresund Bridge on their way from Denmark to Sweden. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 A British Army Land Rover and a MAN military truck cross the the Oresund Bridge on their way from Denmark to Sweden. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.
- UK forces test military mobility en route to NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018 A British Army Land Rover crossing the Oresund Bridge on its way from Denmark to Sweden. In October 2018, a convoy of 71 military vehicles including Foxhound, Husky, Land Rover and variants of MAN trucks, together with troops from the 1st Battalion, Royal Irish Regiment, 32 Regiment Royal Artillery and 1st Battalion Lancashire Regiment of the British Army crossed the famous Oresund Bridge, which connects Denmark and Sweden. The bridge-crossing was part of their 2,000-km journey from the Hook of Holland to Norway, where they will participate in exercise Trident Juncture 18.