13 Countries Gather for UNITAS LX (60th Edition) – a Multinational Maritime Exercise in Brazil
Militaries from 13 nations are participating in the world’s longest-running multinational maritime exercise. Established in 1959 and conducted annually, UNITAS LX (60) focuses on strengthening security and regional maritime partnerships through the exchange of mission-focused knowledge and expertise.
A Mass Casualty Exercise for the 121st Combat Support Hospital
A mass casualty exercise tested the response capability of the 121st Combat Support Hospital at Camp Humphreys, South Korea. A dozen soldiers were inflicted with a wide range of mock casualties, arrived by ambulances and were sent to a triage site or the emergency room of the field hospital.
Focused on Readiness: U.S. Army Europe Deploys 1,000-Person Turnkey Base Camp in Poland
Powidz, Poland – a small village town with a population of 1,000 is set to experience a population explosion with the delivery of more than a brigade’s worth of military vehicles, equipment, artillery and personnel. The planning and execution of the force growth is part of a continued collaborative deterrence and defense effort led by
Military Shelters from Alaska Defense used in Saber Strike 2017 Exercise
This month, 20 NATO nations joined forces to participate in the “Saber Strike 2017” training exercise organized by U.S. Army Europe (USAREUR). The month-long exercise is an annual event designed to help facilitate cooperation between the U.S., Allied and Partner nations including Croatia, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, and Lithuania, as well as to deter aggression throughout
U.S. Marines Can Benefit from Highly-Portable Fabric Buildings
In combat zones, the security and safety of a military base is of extreme importance. However, since many of these bases are not permanent, and
Alaska Defense Replaces All Drash Tents For 7th MSC
Soldiers from the U.S. Army’s 7th Mission Support Command (MSC) at Panzer Kaserne in Germany are replacing their DRASH military tents with rapidly
The Evolution and History of Military Tents in the U.S.
Militaries around the world have used tents for shelter and protection since ancient times. The smallest unit of a Roman legion was a contubernium, or tent
Main Benefits of High-Grade Military Tents
Durability and longevity are two critical requirements of high-grade military tents deployed in extreme environments. Alaska Shelter Systems not only meet those
