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Soldiers with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment load blank ammunition into magazines during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
An AH-64 Apache attack helicopter with the Royal Netherlands Army performs a low pass near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A French Army reconnaissance soldier sits in the turret of his armoured car near Rinkaby, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
Soldiers from the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment sit on a CV90 infantry fighting vehicle near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment shouts out orders as he charges forward near Rinkaby, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment inspects his rifle during training maneuvers near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment driving in a CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicle near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment applies camouflage face paint near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment shouts at his squad during a training mission near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.
A soldier with the Swedish Army’s South Skåne Regiment looks out of a CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicle near Revingehed, Sweden during Exercise Aurora 26. Past iterations of Aurora, Sweden’s largest military exercise series, focused on mobilising the country’s armed forces for national defence. This year’s iteration also set out to test Sweden’s ability to incorporate Allied forces in those plans. More than 18,000 soldiers from 13 countries participated.