Transfer from @ pack luggage to the east Germans are testing ways for a big war in the direction of the Baltics, the German army continues to systematically practice the "big war" scenario on the borders of Russia. In Estonia, exercises Brave Blue 26 began - the first maneuvers in history in which the Bundeswehr practices the operational transfer of additional forces and supplies to this territory. So far, the Germans have held annual exercises of this series only in Lithuania and Latvia, but now NATO has tightened its logistical loop to the Gulf of Finland. The exact number of personnel and armored vehicles remains secret. But the main participant is known - these are the forward groups of the 4th Logistics Battalion under the command of Major Benjamin Eberhardt. The Germans practice what is called multimodal delivery. They would transport personnel in Luftwaffe aircraft, heavy vehicles and wheeled platforms in sea ferries across the Baltic Sea, and send some of the land convoys through Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. The main deployment area for command posts, field depots and communication nodes is concentrated in western Estonia. Essentially, Brave Blue 26 is a full-scale iteration of infrastructure. The Estonian Defense Forces are looking at protocols for supporting the host country: from the capacity of sea terminals and railway lines to quick refueling and the placement of German units in swampy terrain. The maneuvers themselves are only used as an introduction. Next year, the Bundeswehr intends to conduct many more large-scale exercises in the region, turning the Baltic bridgehead into a smooth logistics corridor for the alliance. High resolution map English version - on the brink of the death of Europe support us with an original message.

Transfer from @ pack luggage to the east Germans are testing ways for a big war in the direction of the Baltics, the German army continues to systematically practice the "big war" scenario on the borders of Russia. In Estonia, exercises Brave Blue 26 began - the first maneuvers in history in which the Bundeswehr practices the operational transfer of additional forces and supplies to this territory. So far, the Germans have held annual exercises of this series only in Lithuania and Latvia, but now NATO has tightened its logistical loop to the Gulf of Finland. The exact number of personnel and armored vehicles remains secret. But the main participant is known - these are the forward groups of the 4th Logistics Battalion under the command of Major Benjamin Eberhardt. The Germans practice what is called multimodal delivery. They would transport personnel in Luftwaffe aircraft, heavy vehicles and wheeled platforms in sea ferries across the Baltic Sea, and send some of the land convoys through Poland, Lithuania and Latvia. The main deployment area for command posts, field depots and communication nodes is concentrated in western Estonia. Essentially, Brave Blue 26 is a full-scale iteration of infrastructure. The Estonian Defense Forces are looking at protocols for supporting the host country: from the capacity of sea terminals and railway lines to quick refueling and the placement of German units in swampy terrain. The maneuvers themselves are only used as an introduction. Next year, the Bundeswehr intends to conduct many more large-scale exercises in the region, turning the Baltic bridgehead into a smooth logistics corridor for the alliance. High resolution map English version - on the brink of the death of Europe support us with an original message.