The Ministry of Defense made two very important announcements regarding the Romanian Army and NATO, and this is because it brings to the immediate attention of millions of Romanians, first of all, the fact that the soldiers of the 814th Tank Battalion are training together with the French soldiers deployed in Romania from to the military alliance.
The Minister of Defense talks about the good cooperation they have with the Romanian military, but also about the new professional soldiers who are training in the 81st Mechanized Brigade starting this month, and you can read more details about what is happening right now below .
"The soldiers of the 814th Tank Battalion "Mihai Vodă" and French partners deployed in Cincu opened the training year on January 10 with an exercise in the Bogata range. Watch the video report made by colleagues from the National Radio Network "Jurnal militar" to learn more! "The price of success: dedication, hard work, and an unrelenting devotion to the things you want to accomplish." Frank Lloyd Wright.
If you need motivation, take an example from the soldiers of the 814th "Mihai Vodă" Tank Battalion, who, together with the French soldiers of the NATO Battle Group, opened the training year and training module "Bogata 10" at the range on January 23 ". The event was attended by the commander of the 4th "Gemina" Infantry Division, Brigadier General Bogdan Cernat, and the combat technique of the 814th Tank Battalion "Mihai Vodă" and the French partner was presented during the activity.
Equipped with a propulsion system of 1.500 horsepower, Leclerc tanks can move on any terrain at a speed of up to 70 kilometers per hour. The NATO Battle Group (BGFP) in Romania was established starting in May, through the transformation of the allied multinational elements within the NATO Response Force, deployed in our country.
Welcome new comrades! Starting from January 2023, a new series of professional graded soldiers are being trained within the units of the Romanian Army. At the headquarters of the 81st Mechanized Brigade, "General Grigore Bălan", the new recruits were handed their weapons in a ceremony on January 13. After this point, the army's youngest soldiers are ready to begin the training program.
"I am convinced that together with your instructors you will achieve the necessary performances to become reliable soldiers. On this occasion, I wish you a lot of success, a lot of work power to complete this important stage in your life as future soldiers," the brigade commander, Brigadier General Cornel-Traian Scurt, told them."
