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Lit only by an orange floodlight, a single file of camouflaged men crept along the wall of a small, dark Romanian port on the Black Sea. Suddenly, they opened fire on the two men guarding a darkened warehouse with broken windows. Moving past the fallen guards, an American voice - among the mix of men speaking accented English -- shouted at two others in a car: "Get out! Hurry up, hurry up." The team of US Navy SEALs, along with Romanian and Spanish Special Forces, quickly and quietly worked their way through the warehouse, firing on enemy fighters and, when possible, taking them prisoner.

DEFENDER-Europe 21: Swift Response in Romania Photo By Spc. Jabari Clyburn | BOBOC AIR BASE, Romania— Maj. Gen. Joe Jarrard, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army...... read moreread more Photo By Spc. Jabari Clyburn | BOBOC AIR BASE, Romania— Maj. Gen. Joe Jarrard, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Europe and Africa, stands with Maj. Gen. Iulian Berdila, Romania Chief of Land Forces, during Swift Response 21 here May 10. The 82nd Airborne Division partnered with three of its NATO allies a...

NATO exercises sweep Europe amid Russian escalation, rising tensions between Moscow and US CNN 5/12/2021 By Alex Marquardt and Jeremy Harlan, CNN © Alex Marquardt/CNN Humvees and troops prepare to join a military training with US, Ukrainian and Romanian special forces in Reghin, Romania. Lit only by an orange floodlight, a single file of camouflaged men crept along the wall of a small, dark Romanian port on the Black Sea. Suddenly, they opened fire on the two men guarding a darkened warehouse with broken windows. Moving past the fallen guards, an American voice - among ...

Dutch government pledges 38 million euros to upgrade U.S. Army APS-2 site in Netherlands Dutch government pledges 38 million euros to upgrade U.S. Army APS-2 site in Netherlands U.S. Army photo by Naomi Van Loon. Dutch government pledges 38 million euros to upgrade U.S. Army APS-2 site in Netherlands EYGELSHOVEN, Netherlands -- The Netherlands Minister of Defense Ank Bijleveld announced March 24 during a press conference at the Army Prepositioned Stock-2 Eygelshoven site that the Dutch government has agreed to provide 38 million euros toward facility upgrades and new construction at the U.S. ...