Les militaires américains de retour au Maroc

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Les États-Unis vont mener du 5 au 16 août au Maroc et en Allemagne des exercices militaires dénommés « Arcane Thunder 2024 ». Près de 300 soldats américains et de quatre pays partenaires et alliés participeront à ces manœuvres.
Un communiqué publié lundi sur le site officiel de l'armée américaine en Europe et en Afrique informe de la tenue de ces exercices militaires. « Les manœuvres d'Arcane Thunder 24 appliqueront des effets non létaux dans le concept des domaines multiples pour (...)

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Les militaires américains de retour au Maroc
 
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Press Release - Exercise Arcane Thunder 24 occurring in Germany and Morocco

WIESBADEN, Germany - Approximately 300 U.S., Allied and partner Soldiers from four countries will take part in a multi-domain exercise in the European and African theaters, Aug. 5-16, 2024. Arcane
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"Approximately 200 U.S. Soldiers from the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force and Multi-Domain Effects Battalion will participate with approximately 100 Allied and partner Soldiers from the United Kingdom, Germany and Morocco. Exercises like Arcane Thunder are conducted to build strong and strategic relationships while improving our ability to ensure that partner forces are equipped with the capability to synchronize and employ non-lethal effects across all domains against adversaries."

"This will be the second iteration of Arcane Thunder 24 and will be executed in Morocco for the first time, further solidifying commitments made to the nation’s security. A series of complex missions and challenges will test participating nations’ planning and incorporate industry technology to evaluate the U.S. Army’s modernization efforts. Promoting understanding and collaboration between Allied and partner nations, Arcane Thunder 24 contributes significantly to regional stability and security by improving the ability of partner forces to operate effectively in times of crisis or conflict."
 
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