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HMS Prince of Wales, Britain's 65,000-ton 'supercarrier', joined more than 30,000 personnel from NATO and its partners joined together in a show of defence of the alliance's northern flank.

Tragically killed in a training crash in norway where they were supporting exercise cold response 2022. captain matthew j.tomkavic, captain ros reynolds from massachusetts. sergeant james w. speedy of cambridge, ohio and corporal jacob moore from kentucky. they were all assigned to marine medium tilt rotor squad 261. numerous allieses have offered support during and following this terrible crash. we're grateful for them. their efforts to these long and enduring relationships. the marine corps did assist the norwegian recovery effort. the deceased will be united with

The united states where they will be reunited with their families in a dignified transfer. the investigation into this crash is still under way. but we do have the statement from the commanding general of the second marine aircraft wing who said the pilots and crew were committed to accomplishing their mission and serving a cause greater than themselves. he added, we will continue to execute the mission while keeping these marines and their service on the forefront of our minds. we will never allow their sacrifice to go unnoticed or unappreciated. this was part of exercise cold response 2022, ...

Like russia and other foreign states that you don't want to mess with nato. i think there have been some discussions about if the co—response should take place, but i think it's more important to do it now than ever. and what signal does it send to russia, do you think? that we're willing to fight. we will not give up our land. exercise cold response in norway is one of nato's largest, involving 30,000 military personnel from 27 countries. it was planned long before russia invaded ukraine, but russia's been building up its military presence in the arctic, too — one reason why british and a...