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U.S., Polish armored forces conduct tank maneuver drills
by Ryan Maass
Washington (UPI) Mar 20, 2017


Polish and U.S. tank operators recently began a series of tactical maneuvering exercises in preparation for an upcoming NATO training event.

The exercise, conducted in Poland, involved two Polish platoons and a single U.S. tank platoon. Commanders on the field say the event aims to improve participants' ability to shoot, move and communicate with one another on the battlefield.

"Building on our tactical techniques sustains combat readiness as a result of having a mutual understanding about maneuver formation procedures," Staff Sgt. Ian Brown explained in a press release. "If something actually happened, we would be able to come together and develop a maneuver plan faster."

The tactical drills were done in preparation for Operation Atlantic Resolve, a NATO operation which seeks to boost interoperability between the allied armed forces.

According to U.S. Army Europe, Atlantic Resolve is conducted as a show of force and commitment to regional stability. The program began in April 2014 as a reaction to Russian intervention in Ukraine.

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Philippines' Duterte says can't stop China developing shoal
Manila (AFP) March 19, 2017
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte said Sunday he could not stop China from building on a disputed shoal near his country's west coast because it was too powerful. The mayor of China's Sansha city has reportedly said his country would set up an environmental monitoring station on Scarborough Shoal, which China seized from the Philippines in 2012. "We cannot stop China from doing (these ... read more

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