Spanish Eurofighters conducted joint training with United States and French Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (JTACs) in December, reinforcing NATO’s combat readiness and interoperability.
The D-JFI system allows users to identify targets with high accuracy and feed information to close air support, maritime or artillery assets, enabling them to engage the target directly.
This bilateral training is an example of advanced military-to-military cooperation that contributes to peace and security in the Western Balkans and throughout Europe.
Led for the first time by soldiers from the British Army’s 3rd Battalion Royal Horse Artillery, the combined arms air exercise in the Baltic States saw soldiers from Belgium, Canada, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, the UK and the US practicing the coordination of multinational close air support. Using …
11 Swedish rangers of the K 3 regiment participated in the NATO exercise Mountain Hornet 23 in south Germany, where JTAC personnel is drilled in a taxing Alpine environment.
Thirty nations have been engaged in interoperability training during the multinational Slovenia-led exercise Adriatic Strike in several training areas across the country.
JTAC from Allied nations deployed in the NATO enhanced forward presence battle groups in the Baltics, have been practicing Air-Land Integration during Exercise Winter Camp.
