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Furious Wolf 24-1, an international tactical air control party (TACP) exercise, is getting underway in the Lithuanian di...

Uniindia: Brussels, August 11 (UNI) NATO will launch Furious Wolf military exercise in Estonian airspace from August 15 to 19 with participation of specialized soldiers of the JTACs (Joint Terminal Attack Controllers) from Estonia, Slovenia and Lithuania, as well as aircraft from the United States and the United Kingdom, the Estonian military said on Thursday.

Today Estonian, United Kingdom and French troops are busy preparing for the annual Spring Storm exercise, the highlight of the training year, where we will be able to will reap the benefits of all the hard work we have put in to integration. This is always the primary task of each NATO battlegroup. For example, we are now able to lay down joint fires and to synchronize operations.  We have integrated training programs so that soldiers are constantly interacting and practicing their skills together, and we have developed deeper understanding and appreciation of each other´s procedures. Loo...

Rakvere's 14th Century castle helped to provide a scene of contrasting military tech from different ages Thursday, as 21st century Eurofighter Typhoons flew overhead, guided by ground controllers perched on the castle walls themselves. A multi-national NATO Joint Terminal Attack Controllers (J-TAC) exercise dubbed Furious Wolf has been going on in and around both Tapa, Lääne-Viru County, home to NATO's Enhanced Forward Presence (eFP) Battlegroup, and nearby Rakvere. J-TACs are ground-based personnel who call in and coordinate airstrikes, often very close to the targets, with planes coming i...