African Lion 2011

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The New Year also brings new challenges and opportunities for the Marines of 3/14. For the first time in many years the battalion will find itself conducting individual unit AT’s. By now you are all aware 3/14 was tasked with providing a firing battery and the HQ element in support of African Lion 2011 in Morocco commencing in May 2011. That battery, India battery, as well as Marines from HQ battery were identified and are concurrently conducting planning and making preparations to support.

The current focus of Headquarters Marines is to support the upcoming African Lion Exercise in Morocco. This exercise not only allows us to do training side by side with Moroccan forces, it allows us to do essential cultural outreach to an essential Middle East partner. Approximately half of our Battery will travel to Morocco in early summer to support this endeavor.
Family Readiness is a constant challenge across

http://www.usmc.mil/unit/marforres/4thMarDiv/14thMar/3rdBn/Documents/Winter%202011%20Newletter.pdf

Pas trop clair

des abrams sont clair sur cette photo.



les stryker aussi sur celle la

on voit aussi les M60 ...

congrés US, commission defence nationale

le monsieur au cheveux gris est l'ambassadeur des états unis au M A R O C, et la dame à coté est son épouse réputée par son amour au caftan marocain l'autre monsieur: aucune idée

Fremo a écrit:

on voit aussi les M60 ...

Tu arrives à les voir toi Moi non.. Trop trop petit.

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@aldebaran899 True story - all Americans were absolutely, completely forbidden from taking and pictures/video of the Moroccan Army or their equipment. We couldn't even take pictures of ourselves using their equipment. That is why you won't see any of them in any African Lion videos. We were told it was to prevent any insurgent-types from hunting them down (or their families).

MrJth007 il y a 2 jours
were are the moroccan soldiers ?? why don't you people train with them ??

aldebaran899 il y a 3 jours
It'd be great in HD thou

nacarckeckia il y a 1 semain

un soldat qui affirme que c’était interdit de prendre des photos des far ou de leur Equipements

Je crois que le scénario de cet année est totalement différent de celui de l'année dernière, là il me semble qu'on simule une attaque des lignes ennemis, avec une forte participation de l'artillerie ...

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AGADIR, Morocco --- The HVS-2 Swift, the fastest ship in the U.S. Naval Fleet, recently completed serving a critical role supporting Exercise African Lion 2011. The Swift saved the day here after the Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore portion of the exercise was canceled due to poor weather and the need to move tons of cargo became urgent.
The high-speed wave piercing catamaran ship performed its function of logistics supply by transporting 1825.2 metric tons of cargo and equipment back and forth from the port in Agadir to the port in Tan-Tan, Morocco, where the majority of the field portion of the bilateral exercise took place.
U.S.MFA

il a quel grade l'officier de la marine?

vympel27 a écrit:

il a quel grade l'officier de la marine?

Major general.

vympel27 a écrit:

il a quel grade l'officier de la marine?

contre amiral

Amiral ibnbattuta

Dans la marine le grade d’un général et Amiral


Deux étoiles Contre Amiral

Trois étoiles Vice Amiral

Quatre étoiles Vice Amirale d'escadre

Cinque étoile Amiral

MAATAWI a écrit:

Amiral ibnbattuta



Dans la marine le grade d’un général et Amiral

Au temps pour moi. Mais vous parlez de qui? Moi je parle du general darrell moore (marine corps) qu'on voit dans les dernières photos de Fremo. Il me semble que c'est de lui que parle Vympel.

Ps: merci pour les explications Maatawi

l'esprit JACKASS est toujours omniprésent

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Exercise African Lion 2011's Final Training Exercise
TAN-TAN, Morocco — Marines in concert with their Royal Moroccan Army counterparts ended Exercise African Lion 2011 with multiple a coordinated artillery barrage and synchronized vehicle movements during the final training exercise (FTX).
The FTX brought many distinguished American visitors to the Moroccan desert: including Marine Lt. Gen. John M. Paxton Jr., commanding general, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Maj. Gen. Darrell Moore, director of the Marine Corps Reserve Division at Manpower and Reserve Affairs and Brig. Gen. Paul W. Brier, deputy commander, U.S. Marine Forces Africa, as well as U.S. Ambassador to Morocco Samuel L. Kaplan.

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HVS-2 Swift safely supports Exercise African Lion 2011
AGADIR, Morocco --- The HVS-2 Swift, the fastest ship in the U.S. Naval Fleet, recently completed serving a critical role supporting Exercise African Lion 2011. The Swift saved the day here after the Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore portion of the exercise was canceled due to poor weather and the need to move tons of cargo became urgent.

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tazed

Passez moi l'expression, mais c'est ce qu'on appel " la3b 3ouazza" ... c fou !

Connaitre les effets d'une arme (autant létale que non) permet une meilleure utilisation de cette dernière.