The units are part of NATO’s Very High Readiness Joint Task Force, which is exercising in
Norway as part of Trident Juncture 2018. Chemical, Biological, Radioactive, Nuclear defence
training makes sure the Alliance is prepared to prevent, protect and recover from CBRN events
which can cause hazards to populations, territory and forces.
NATO and Norway are having the largest military exercises ever held in the country. During
October and November, around 50,000 participants from NATO and its partners are in Norway
for exercise Trident Juncture 2018. The exercise tests the military chain from troop training at
the tactical level, to command over large forces. It trains the troops of the NATO Response
Force and forces from other allies and partners, ensuring they can work seamlessly together.
Video by OR-8 Florian Fergen, OR-7 Michael O’Brien
Shot-list
00:00:00:00
(VS) CBRN soldiers arrive in training area Lahaugmoen.
00:00:06:07
(VS) Norwegian civilian firefighters prepare their equipment.
00:00:16:07
(VS) Danish CBRN soldiers train on reconnaissance, rescue and decontamination in a factory
using a medical dummy.
00:01:56:03
(VS) Danish CBRN soldiers decontaminate each other as snow starts to fall.
00:02:33:20
(VS) French and Danish soldiers at the decontamination site.
00:02:38:00
Danish soldiers finish clear up and leave the site.
00:02:59:06
SOUNDBITE (English)
Norwegian Army Lieutenant Colonel Espen Jargren, Commandant, Norwegian Armed Forces
CBRN School
“CBRN is defense against chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons, defense
against weapons of mass destruction.
00:03:08:19
SOUNDBITE (English)
Norwegian Army Lieutenant Colonel Espen Jargren, Commandant, Norwegian Armed Forces
CBRN School
“These guys are the VJTF CBRN, that’s NATO’s response force for CBRN. They’re going on the
NATO readiness forces status first of January so this is the last chance they have to work
together in a multinational battalion led by the French CBRN battalion.
00:03:33:12
SOUNDBITE (English)
Norwegian Army Lieutenant Colonel Espen Jargren, Commandant, Norwegian Armed Forces
CBRN School
“So, what we see behind us is two casualties, two people down from inhaling acid fumes and so the task of these guys is to extract the casualties and to treat them and to sanitize the whole area afterwards to make it safe for the public.
00:03:54:24
Norwegian Army Lieutenant Colonel Espen Jargren, Commandant, Norwegian Armed Forces
CBRN School
“It’s interesting to work in a multinational environment because we do a lot of things the same
but we also have a lot of differences and we also have the language barriers to overcome. We
need to work on ways to communicate, to put orders, to put meanings through in a meaningful
manner. That can be challenging but also really rewarding.”
00:04:18:18
Norwegian Army Lieutenant Colonel Espen Jargren, Commandant, Norwegian Armed Forces
CBRN School
“We are NATO.”
# ENDS # 00:04:23:18
Date Taken: | 10.29.2018 |
Date Posted: | 10.31.2018 08:47 |
Category: | B-Roll |
Video ID: | 636328 |
VIRIN: | 181029-F-ZZ999-135 |
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Length: | 00:04:23 |
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