Marines TV

U.S. Marines and sailors with Black Sea Rotational Force completed the final training evolution of an arctic-weather training package in Porsangmoen, Norway, Feb. 16-20, 2016.

Our Norwegian Heimevernet friends invited the local community of Stjørdal, Norway to see Marine amphibious assault vehicles splash in a fjord. We're having a good time preparing for Exercise Cold Response 2016! See more: http://bit.ly/secretCaves

Fast and Furious Tank Drifting ---------- Have you ever seen a tank drift? Our Norwegian Hæren friends showed us how to drive M1A1 Abrams and Amphibious Assault Vehicles on ice in Rena, Norway. Catch all the ‪#‎AlliedStrong‬ action at http://bit.ly/articslap

These brand new U.S. Marine Corps​ M1A1 Abrams Main Battle Tanks fired their first rounds ever with the help of the Norwegian Telemark Battalion. Stand by for more as we ramp up for Exercise Cold Response 2016 later this month!

The Norwegian Home Guard 12 invited the local community of Stjørdal, Norway, to a public “splash test” with Marine amphibious assault vehicles. Norwegian soldiers and U.S. Marines are rolling out main battle tanks, artillery, and logistics equipment out of Norwegian caves to support the upcoming exercise, Cold Response 16, later this month.

Norwegian soldiers and U.S. Marines are rolling out main battle tanks, artillery, and logistics equipment out of Norwegian caves to support the upcoming exercise, Cold Response 16, later this month. The Marine Corps Prepositioning Program-Norway will support exercise Cold Response 16, scheduled for later this month, with crisis response equipment including M1A1 battle tanks, amphibious assault vehicles, artillery, and logistics equipment drawn from Norwegian caves. The partnership between the Norwegian military and U.S. Marines enables NATO to pivot toward crisis by alleviating logistics requirements to support a broad-spectrum military operations.