News

News

Tuesday
May, 30
More

    New in 2023: U.S. troops in Europe to continue deployments, training

    Featured in:

    Roughly 20,000 troops mobilized in Europe in support of NATO since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are on track to stay in place going into the new year, training not only with local partners, but with Ukrainian troops outside of their country.

    The Pentagon announced Dec. 15 that monthly rotations of 500 Ukrainian troops would travel to U.S. Army ranges in Germany for combined arms maneuver training, an effort to reinforce their formations as they enter a second year of fighting back against the Russians.

    READ MORE: Troop carriers replacement production ramping up

    In Lithuania, the U.S. will upgrade its periodic deployments to a consistent, heel-to-toe rotation schedule, the U.S. embassy announced Dec. 7.

    Units will include a field artillery battery and an armored element with several hundred soldiers.

    “As President Biden has said, we are committed to defending every inch of NATO territory,” U.S. Ambassador Robert Gilchrist said in a release.

    READ MORE: The Army is working on an adaptor that will allow Android phones to be converted into satellite phones.

    “These U.S. deployments demonstrate this commitment, and while we continue to adapt our force posture in the region, we are committed to maintaining a persistent, heel-to-toe presence in the region and intensifying training with our Baltic Allies to maintain combat credible capabilities and to enhance our defense and deterrence posture.”

    Pentagon officials have said there are no current plans to draw down U.S. military presence in Europe, which numbers roughly 100,00 troops since spring 2022.

    Find us on

    Latest articles

    - Advertisement - spot_imgspot_img

    Related articles

    STAR WARS! Russia-Ukraine Conflict Is World’s 1st Commercial Space...

    The Russia-Ukraine war is the most significant space-related development since 2022, given the wide-ranging use of space-based assets by both the warring sides.

    ‘Monster Power’! Eurofighter Typhoons Can Now ‘Jam The Jammers’

    The British Royal Air Force’s Eurofighter Typhoon fleet has inched closer to acquiring the powerful European Common Radar Architecture (ECRA) Mk.2 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars.

    Italy reveals plans for converting Gulfstream jets

    The Italian Air Force plans to convert two Gulfstream jets into electronic attack Compass Call variants, with an option for a third.

    Russia Overestimates Its Su-35 Fighters; Ex-F-16 Pilot Says Moscow...

    As the Russia-Ukraine war rages on and former F-16 pilot taking a dig at Su-35 jets, the US Air Force’s F-16 Fighting Falcons stationed in South Korea have begun receiving critical upgrades to their radar and avionics systems to improve their operational capabilities. 

    Russia Masters Destroying HIMARS Rockets & Launchers Using ‘Deadly...

    Russian forces are achieving greater success in shooting down HIMARS rockets with coordinated use of S-300 and Buk AD systems and striking more HIMARS launchers using satellite-guided glide bombs.

    Ukraine War: Russia Says 45% Of NATO Artillery, Inc...

    Russian Lancet-3 kamikaze drones destroyed nearly 45 percent of towed and self-propelled artillery guns from North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) since the beginning of the war in February 2022.