Baltops 23: the largest naval exercise in the Baltic Sea has begun
Nineteen NATO Allies, one NATO partner nation, 50 ships, more than 45 aircraft, and approximately 6,000 personnel kicked off the 52nd iteration of Baltic Operations (Baltops 23).
Nineteen NATO Allies, one NATO partner nation, 50 ships, more than 45 aircraft, and approximately 6,000 personnel kicked off the 52nd iteration of Baltic Operations (Baltops 23).
The Swedish Navy's HMS Uppland, a Gotland-class submarine, is participating in the Baltops 23 exercise.
In a continued sign of transatlantic unity, the USS Gerald R. Ford came under NATO command while preparing to conduct activities in the Norwegian Sea.
Carried out on May 15-26, exercise Spring Storm brought some 14,000 Estonian and Allied troops to villages, fields and beaches of Estonia, fighting mock battles in a realistic scenario.
The German Federal Armed Forces (Bundeswehr) will deploy a Patriot air defence system to Lithuania to safeguard the NATO summit in Vilnius.
NATO AWACS surveillance flights are contributing to the protection of the European Political Community Summit in Moldova.
This year’s largest naval exercise in the Baltic Sea, Baltops 23, will begin on Saturday in Tallinn.
From May 29 to June 9, 2023, the Republic of Slovenia hosts the multinational exercise Adriatic Strike 2023 for the eleventh consecutive time.
The NSPA held the second pre-solicitation conference for the non-proprietary Open System Architecture Study of the Next Generation Rotorcraft Capability (NGRC).
On 25-26 May 2023, officials and experts from NATO and Ukraine met in Brussels to chart the way forward on their long-standing cooperation on science and technology.
The deployable control unit began its support for DEU-led exercise Air Defender 2023 on May 19 by preparing a convoy and move mission-essential equipment to Germany.
The Royal Netherlands and Belgian Air Forces deployed fighter assets to the Norwegian Air Base at Ørland to conduct combined flying manouevres with Norwegian aircraft.
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