Helo Insertion with US/Spanish Marines and Portugues Fuzileiros

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Nov. 3, 2015 | 6:27

Spain Infantaria de Marina, Portuguese Fuzileiros and US Marines, conducted an Assault operation, at the Pinheiro da Cruz training range in Portugal.
Trident Juncture is a NATO-led exercise designed to certify NATO response forces and develop interoperability among participating NATO and partner nations.

Journalist: Portuguese Navy Combat Camera

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Shotlist:
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Recon Unit of the Portuguese Fuzileiros, security the landing zone

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Osprey landing on LZ witht USMC
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Osprey landing on LZ witht Spanish Infantaria de Marina
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Fire contac with Spanish Infantaria de Marina and OpFor
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Osprey landing on LZ witht Portuguese Fuzileiros
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Portuguese Recon, briefing the team leaders
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Forces abandoned the LZ
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Spain – Infantaria de Marina, Capitan Páramo Interview in SPANISH
Translation in ENGLISH:
“I am Captain Páramo from 1st Company from 1 Battalion Marine Infantry. We had the opportunity to work with U.S. Marines, Portuguese Fusilerios in this international exercise.”
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EUA – USMC, 1st LT Porter
“My name is Lieutenant Porter with Special Purpose MAGTAF, Crisis Response, United States Marines. Our mission here today was to clear this objective here on top of this hill alongside the Spanish and Portuguese, utilizing the MV22 Osprey and Spanish Harriers in support of our movement to our objective. It was a great mission today. Everyone worked well together and it’s turned into a great event overall for our part of Trident Juncture.
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Portugal – Fuzileiros, 1ª Sar FZ Céu
“Hello. I’m First Sargeant Céu. I’m one of the platoon sargeants from the FCC3 and I was doing the OPFOR (opposing force) for this exercise. And it’s a pretty good exercise because we trained defensive positions and watched the maneuver from the Spanish and the Americans and tried to learn more from them. It evolved into another standard and improved our experience in combat and tried to make it more realistic as possible.”
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