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Video by Staff Sgt. Brian Raley

Czech Soldiers Train at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center

343rd Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

Nov. 11, 2013 | 1:14

Soldiers of the Czech Republic are one of 9 nations coming together to train at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany for Combined Resolve 2013. This story shows these soldiers participating in an air assault training mission and taking control of an enemy controlled village.

Description: Soldiers of the Czech Republic are one of 9 nations who have come together to train at JMRC during the first Multinational Interoperability Rotation. Todays training includes an air assault mission simulating taking control of an enemy town. Soldiers participating in this rotation are involved in the first of a series of rotations designed to approach the future of training in a post counter insurgency operational environment.
Lead: In todays changing operational environment, NATO training is shifting focus to better incorporate multinational perspectives. Staff Sgt. Brian Raley explains how Soldiers of the Army of the Czech Republic are counting on the opportunity to be a part of the future of multinational training.
Soundbite includes 2nd Lt. Petr Scudla, Unit: 1st Platoon, 72nd Mechanized Batt., Army of the Czech Republic.
Description: 2nd Lt. Scudla explains how important it is for he and his unit to train at the Joint Military Readiness Center in Hohenfels, Germany. His soldiers get the experience of working in a complex training environment with multinational partners.
Produced by Staff Sgt. Brian Raley. Also available in High Definition.