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

c'est juste pour l'exercice arreter avec les fantasmes
sinan je suis ok pour dire qu'il devrait y avoir les MF-2000 pour voir quesqu'il ont dans le ventre

Ca fait des années qu'ils viennent s'entrainer avec le F15 a Sidi Slimane avec nos MF1.

Cette fois c'est avec les F1-2000 et le F15 pas besoin chez les FRA/HS

AL2011 c'est plus pour M60/M109/M113...Mais c'est vrai qu'entre AL2010 et AL2011 il y'a eu visite d'officiers sur M1 donc..

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

Merci pour ces belles photos
Nos voisins sont jaloux, et donc nous dénigre

F15 c´est depuis les 80s qu´ils viennent,ca entraine sur le dogfight,seule la guerre en Irak a interrompu ca,entre les guerre on profite bcp des exercices.
bcp de materiel va rester at home,y´a de ´EDA la dedans
Younes,evite de polluer votre forum par les dechets des autres ("Admire la personne qui te critique car prisonnière de sa propre jalousie, elle ne fait que t'admirer.")

Younes a écrit:

Merci pour ces belles photos
Nos voisins sont jaloux, et donc nous dénigre

Merci Younes

Un grand merci au Cpl. Cullen

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

Merci au Cpl. Cullen

Combien de temps faut-il aux troupes US en bateau, pour venir à Agadir ? 1semaine...

Merci a tous et à toutes pour ces participations enrichissantes, cela est sur y a bien deux monstres qui ont débarquer chez nous, mais qui peut nous faire un petit inventaire de ce qui est arriver et surtout ce va rester.

merci par avance

Ah ce que j'en verrais bien de c'est bestiole pour notre flotte amphibie..

En plus il flotte pavillon Marocain ou c'est un batiment de drerriere?

Northrop a écrit:

Ah ce que j'en verrais bien de c'est bestiole pour notre flotte amphibie..


En plus il flotte pavillon Marocain ou c'est un batiment de drerriere?

c'est vrai que le HSV2 est sublime est parait en très bon état mais bon a mois que se soit pour remplacer son cousin germain qui était tres vieux

On arrête les fantasmes et on revient au sujet messieurs

Northrop a écrit:

Ah ce que j'en verrais bien de c'est bestiole pour notre flotte amphibie..

En plus il flotte pavillon Marocain ou c'est un batiment de drerriere?

tout leurs navires flotte pavillon Marocain

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...This month, the lieutenant is participating in Operation African Lion, an annually scheduled, joint, combined U.S.-Moroccan exercise. It brings together nearly 2,000 U.S. service members from locations throughout Europe and North America with more than 900 members of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces. It is the largest exercise within the U.S. Africa Command area of responsibility, and is designed to promote interoperability and mutual understanding of each nation’s military tactics, techniques and procedures...

http://thelieutenantswife.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/daily-brief-may-15-2011/

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

Northrop a écrit:

En plus il flotte pavillon Marocain ou c'est un batiment de drerriere?

C normale puisqu’ il est dans les eux territorial du Maroc

Chaque navire qui entre dans les eux territorial d’un pays il doit hissée sont Pavillon

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

on dirait pas non a une resolution un peu plus grande,si possible,klan
le diable se cache dans les details

Yakuza a écrit:

on dirait pas non a une resolution un peu plus grande,si possible,klan
le diable se cache dans les details

c'est le maximum que je peux faire

Wonderful pictures...
This exercise is growing year by year...that shows Morocco's importance in the region as a strong ally
hope to see more of such pictures...

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14th Marines arrive in Morocco to lead American participation during Phase II of Exercise African Lion 2011

AGADIR, Morocco - Marines of Headquarters Battery, 14th Marine Regiment, a reserve unit from Fort Worth, Texas, assumed command of American forces participating in Phase II of Exercise African Lion 11 during a ceremony here May 15.

African Lion is an annual joint and bi-lateral exercise between the Kingdom of Morocco and the U.S. that involves more than 2,000 U.S. service members and approximately 900 members of the Royal Moroccan armed forces.

Phase II began when U.S. Naval Forces Africa, designated as Joint Task Force-Morocco, transferred command to the 14th Marine Regiment, designated as Task Force-African Lion. Task Force-African Lion has the task of directing and overseeing bilateral command and control functions of a regimental level task force during Phase II.

“We’re here to support the AFRICOM (U.S. Africa Command) commander’s goals of bilateral engagement with one of our most important allies in the region,” said Col. John Caldwell, commander, Task Force-African Lion. “We have a diverse group of U.S. military and our Moroccan counterparts working together to improve our interoperability.”

Phase II will involve training with Moroccan counterparts in peacekeeping exercises, aerial training, humanitarian operations, command post exercises, intelligence capacity building and field training exercises.

The knowledge and training the Marines of Task Force-African Lion obtain from these exercises will be enough to satisfy the reservists’ two week annual training requirement.

“It’s a great opportunity to expand my military occupational specialty knowledge and also work with foreigners and show them what Americans are all about,” said Sgt. Kimberly Cano, a radio operator from HQ Battery, 14th Marines, and a Coppelle, Texas, native.

The Marines of Task Force-African Lion will not only increase their knowledge of working with an ally nation, but they will also gain the experience of working with other services of the U.S. military. Inside the exercise’s combat operations center, personnel from the U.S. Army, Navy and Air Force can be seen hunched over their computers working to ensure the more than 2,000 personnel exercise runs smoothly.

“Its one team, one fight,” said Gunnery Sgt. Logan E. Conway, anti-terrorism force protection chief of Task Force-African Lion. “We have to be able to interact and work with other services when we’re deployed in order to get the mission accomplished.”

African Lion is designed to strengthen the U.S.-Moroccan partnership and increase understanding of each others capabilities and proficiencies while enhancing their ability to operate together.

http://www.dvidshub.net/news/70469/14th-marines-arrive-morocco-lead-american-participation-during-phase-ii-exercise-african-lion-2011

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Col. John M. Caldwell (center), commanding officer of Task Force African Lion, provides guidance during the turn-over brief from Phase I to Phase II of Exercise African Lion 2011, May 15. African Lion is an annual joint and bi-lateral exercise between the Kingdom of Morocco and the U.S. involving more than 2,000 U.S. service members and approximately 900 members of the Royal Moroccan armed forces. Phase II began May 15 when U.S. Naval Forces Africa, designated as Joint Task Force-Morocco, transferred command to the 14th Marine Regiment, designated as Task Force-African Lion. Task Force-African Lion has the task of directing and overseeing bilateral command and control functions of a regimental level task force during Phase II.

cette fois le camouf des abrahams m1 est dezertique

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

Photographe Cpl. Cullen

Apartir du 20 Mai c'est parti !!!!!!!!!!!!!!