Watch US-Georgia joint exercise Noble Partner in action [VIDEO]
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US military servicemen who participated in the US-Georgia joint exercise Noble Partner for the first time are taking part in today's celebration of Georgia’s Independence Day alongside Georgian soldiers.
The joint Georgia-United States (US) military exercise Noble Partner 2015 officially closed at the Vaziani Air Base in eastern Georgia on May 24.
United States Army Europe posed two videos of the exercise on their YouTube channel, you can take a closer look on what happened during the Noble Partner. US Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicles and Georgian BMP-2 Infantry Combat Vehicles conducting combined maneuvering and live fire at Exercise Noble Partner.
About 600 Georgian and American military servants took part in the military exercise, which aimed to strengthen the readiness of the Georgian Armed Forces to join the NATO Rapid Reaction.
In the video below the soldiers from 3rd Infantry Division conduct Gunnery Cable XII in Vaziani Training Area.
The Georgian side was represented by Alpha Company of the 12th Battalion of I Infantry Brigade, I Mechanized Company of the 42nd Battalion of IV Mechanized Brigade and by the Military Police Platoon.
The joint Georgia-United States (US) military exercise Noble Partner 2015 has officially closed at the Vaziani Air Base in eastern Georgia.
Today is a big day in Georgia. The country is proudly and boisterously celebrating the 97th anniversary of the day it declared its national independence.
The name ‘Noble Partner’ was deliberately chosen for the Georgia–US joint military exercises to underline the significance of the Georgian Armed Forces, said a US Army official.
Hundreds of Georgian and United States (US) soldiers are taking part in a joint military exercise, being held for the first time on Georgian soil.
A brand new, unmanned helicopter that is as black as night is the real "star” of the day in a display of several military machines on Rustaveli Ave in Tbilisi to mark Georgia’s Independence Day today.
Georgia’s Minister of Defence Tinatin Khidasheli is today congratulating Georgian and its people on Independence Day from Afghanistan, where she is currently holding meetings on her first official visit.
About 200 young men have pledged their allegiance to serving their country and officially were welcomed into the Georgian Armed Forces during a special celebration today, Georgia’s Independence Day.
More than a dozen members of Georgia’s Armed Forces have been recognised by their United States allies for their contribution to an international peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
A new military training zone where tanks and other armoured vehicles can test their capabilities has opened in Georgia.
Georgian Armed Forces (GAF) and their United States (US) Army partners will hold a second edition of the joint military exercise Noble Partner as two countries continue their defence cooperation.
A high-ranking delegation comprising United States (US) Army and NATO officers arrived in Georgia today to set the stage for next month's joint US-Georgia exercise, Noble Partner.
Georgia will host the largest edition of the annual Noble Partner defence exercise with its European and regional partners later this year with troops from 11 countries joining forces for the training.
Georgia’s Minister of Defence Levan Izoria announced today that the large-scale Noble Partner 2017 exercises will start on July 30, with the involvement of five NATO member and three ally countries.
Delivering a speech in honour of the event, Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili stated that the government has spared no efforts to create worthy conditions for the Georgian Armed Forces staff.