U.S. Army 1st Lt. Blake Martin, platoon leader with Bravo Battery, 2nd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, discusses how Artillery Table VI operates, what it means, and its importance. The artillery tables outline how field artillery units at all levels are certified and qualified, helping commanders provide effective fire support in global combat operations while maintaining the posture and readiness required to field combat-effective formations capable of rapid deployment and playing a pivotal role in the defense of NATO’s eastern flank.
U.S. Army 1st Lt. Blake Martin, platoon leader with Bravo Battery, 2nd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, discusses how Artillery Table VI operates, what it means, and its importance. The artillery tables outline how field artillery units at all levels are certified and qualified, helping commanders provide effective fire support in global combat operations while maintaining the posture and readiness required to field combat-effective formations capable of rapid deployment and playing a pivotal role in the defense of NATO’s eastern flank.
U.S. soldiers from Bravo Battery, 2nd Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, conducted a mass-casualty training exercise in Ādaži, Latvia, to sharpen their Tactical Combat Casualty Care skills. The exercise exposed Soldiers to various trauma scenarios they may encounter on the battlefield, enabling them to practice tactical combat casualty care and refine their medical response skills.
1U.S., Canadian, and Latvian military police conducted a joint detainee holding area training exercise in Ādaži, Latvia, to improve convergence and strengthen bonds with NATO allies. Multinational troops worked through a five-step detainee process and successfully processed five detainees in 40 minutes, exceeding typical detainee processing speeds. Nations trained together, enhanced readiness, lethality, and fostered a stronger NATO Allied...
