Falcon Leap exercises to involve 11 nations in Netherlands

In September, military exercises involving 11 countries will take place in the Netherlands.

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Falcon Leap exercises will be held in the Netherlands from September 7 to 19.
The exercises will involve 11 countries.
The training will take place at Eindhoven Air Base in southern Netherlands.
The exercises will focus on airborne deployment of heavy equipment and cargo.
Military personnel from Germany, Greece, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, the UK, the US, and Sweden will participate.
The 11th Air Mobile Brigade of the Netherlands Armed Forces will organize the exercises.
Paratrooper jumps and cargo drops using parachutes will be conducted.

The exercises will involve the use of systems for dropping cargo by parachute and training of paratroopers from military transport aircraft. — vedomosti
The exercises will include training on dropping heavy equipment and ammunition using parachute systems. — vedomosti
The 11th Army of the Royal Netherlands Army will organize the parachute jumps. — vedomosti
The exercises will involve aircraft such as the German A400M, Greek C-130 Hercules, Polish C-295M, and Portuguese KC-390M. — vedomosti
Sweden's participation in the exercises is for the first time. — kommerantsant
The exercises are described as necessary for preparing soldiers to perform joint combat tasks. — kommerantsant
On August 7, Poland conducted tests of a suborbital rocket developed domestically. — vedomosti
Poland's defense minister, Cezary Tomczyk, stated that the army will pay increasing attention to the development of rocketry. — vedomosti