Sea drills may be added to Agile Spirit multinational exercise in Georgia
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Georgia’s Defence Minister Levan Izoria has met American General, head of the US Marine Corps Robert Neller.
During the meeting today Izoria highlighted the importance of the US support to Georgia for defence and stated that the US marine corps played a key role in training Georgian soldiers for the NATO peacekeeping mission in Afghanistan.
#Georgia MoD #Izoria met w/ @GenRobertNeller@USMC provides significant support in training Georgian Armed Forces prior to their deployment to @ResoluteSupport mission in Afghanistan#StrongerTogetherpic.twitter.com/VqkVW4t2L2
— MOD Georgia (@ModGovGe) December 25, 2017
The officials spoke about the importance of joint military trainings and said that the Agile Spirit multinational drills held in Georgia may also involve naval exercises.
Agile Spirit 2017 multinational drills, involving more than 1,500 soldiers from seven countries, ended today.
Georgian troops and their American and Eastern European allies are participating in annual military drills Agile Spirit 2017 that has taken start today in Georgia.
Georgian troops are rubbing shoulders and learning from their American and Eastern European allies in the annual military drills Agile Spirit 2016, currently taking place in Georgia.
Military personnel from six countries are joining forces in this year's Agile Spirit defence exercise in Georgia, which launched earlier today at the Orpolo firing range in the country's south.