The mockups of the Russian S-300 ADS and T-72B MBT spotted in Alabama, USA.
And now the Type-99A https://t.co/UudXgxhVQU pic.twitter.com/QR4ZKgQpxc
— The Dead District (@TheDeadDistrict) August 13, 2021
As i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I have no fear because I am the baddest motherfucker in whole valley.
The mockups of the Russian S-300 ADS and T-72B MBT spotted in Alabama, USA.
And now the Type-99A https://t.co/UudXgxhVQU pic.twitter.com/QR4ZKgQpxc
— The Dead District (@TheDeadDistrict) August 13, 2021
HOHENFELS, Germany-- The 2nd Cavalry Regiment participated in exercise Dragoon Ready 21 from April 9-19 at Hohenfels Training Area, Germany, to enhance and train its core tasks.
During the multinational combat training center exercise, 2nd Cav. Regt. was joined by elements of the United Kingdom and French armies, while the Joint Multinational Readiness Center was joined with elements of the Italian and Latvian armies, enhancing the ability to respond more effectively to regional crises and meet security needs.
“Here at JMRC, we’re Europe’s only CTC (Combat Training Center) so what we do is replicate a near-peer threat for the training audience,” said 1st Lt. Alexander White, an executive officer assigned to the 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, the permanent opposing forces at JMRC. “We don’t take it easy on them, we replicated multiple types of threats and planned accordingly to help them get quality training that they can learn from.”
2nd Cav. Regt. provides the 7th Army Training Command with a lethal and agile force capable of rapid deployment throughout the European theater in order to assure allies, deter adversaries, and when ordered, defend the NATO alliance.
“Training like this is so important because it gives the soldiers a snapshot of what may be coming in the future so they’ll always be prepared,” said Command Sgt. Maj. Willie Allen, the senior enlisted advisor at the Regimental Support Squadron, 2nd Cav. Regt. “The training here will provide the muscle memory for when they are in a combat operation.”
Much of the training conducted was to engineer the battlefield, employ force-on-force engagements, respond to chemical-attacks, casualty evacuations, and a ruck march.
“I think this training will help them think twice and think harder about how they will prepare to fight a near-peer threat,” said White.
Inflatable OSA SAM decoy in the CENZUB.
CENZUB (Centre d'entraînement aux actions en zone urbaine) is a purpose-built facility for training French armed forces in urban warfare skills. It is located at Sissonne in north-eastern France. It is the largest training area of its type in Europe. There are two constructed districts - Beausejour and Jeoffrecourt.
The photograph was shared online by 彩云香江 Chinese bloger
The specific role of the realistic mock-up has not yet been clarified, but propabely it will be used in OPFOR missions. Similar mock-ups of military vehicles and defense systems used in many parts of the world for training purposes.