The soldiers of the Romanian and French armies continued training during this period in Romania, and this in order to improve their interoperability within the framework of possible active missions in which they could participate at a given moment, anywhere in the world.
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, we have seen many evidences of the fact that the Romanian military trains more and more seriously with those sent as part of the NATO forces in Romania, everything being done with the idea of keeping the troops ready, especially since we have a war at the borders.
"We have to train together so we can fight together.
The Alpine hunters of the 27 Mountain Hunter Brigade from Annecy and those of the 93 Mountain Artillery Regiment from Varces-Allières-et-Risset have just completed ten intense days of combat simulations with their new comrades from the 22 Mountain Hunter Battalion from Saint George.
"Since we arrived in Romania, in March, the Romanians have been very motivated to work with us. Everywhere we are, and it's also the case here. They are super professional. We even formed two mixed sections, with groups of Romanians and French. It was really great!" … concluded Captain François.
The commander of the 61st Mountain Hunter Brigade, Colonel Nicolae-Gabriel Oros, organized a mission to support and accompany the mortar fire, using the only company of horses still existing in Romania, to more easily transport the ammunition to the firing positions on difficult terrain of access. "We must train together so that we can fight together"... Colonel Nicolae-Gabriel Oros."
