1000’s of U.S. Marines and Sailors are scheduled to take part in Norway’s Train Chilly Response 22, the ninth iteration of this train, occurring from March 14 – April 1, 2022.
The train is designed to boost army capabilities and allied cooperation throughout a high-intensity warfighting situation in a difficult Arctic surroundings with rugged terrain and excessive chilly climate. This iteration will emphasize and take a look at vital actions starting from the reception of allied and companion reinforcements and command and management interoperability, to mixed joint operations, maritime prepositioning drive logistics, integration with The Royal Netherlands Navy, and reacting towards an adversary drive in a dynamic coaching surroundings.
U.S. forces started coaching in Norway in December as Marine models carried out chilly climate coaching and planning within the lead as much as the train.
Roughly 200 army autos, assault and assault plane and different tools departed Camp Lejeune, N.C., in January as a part of II Marine Expeditionary Drive’s participation in Train Chilly Response 2022.
U.S. forces touring to Norway are following COVID-19 mitigation protocols. All deploying troops are vaccinated, and examined earlier than and after journey. Self-sufficient logistics and medical parts are structured to help the Marines and Sailors in occasion of emergencies.
Media enthusiastic about masking U.S. participation within the train from March 14-April 1, ought to contact II Marine Expeditionary Drive Communication Technique and Operations’ media officer, U.S. Marine 1st Lt. Jasmine Scott at iimefcommstrat@usmc.mil. For imagery and video of II Marine Expeditionary Drive in Train Chilly Response 2022, go to: www.dvidshub.internet/characteristic/ColdResponse.
