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Video by Sgt. Kourtney Nunnery

U.S. Soldiers Participate in Medical Training in Estonia

5th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment

March 25, 2025 | 16:19

U.S. Soldiers assigned to 5th Squadron, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, participate in Sparrow Strike Medical exercise hosted by Estonian forces in Tartu, Estonia, March 24 and 25, 2025. U.S. troops setup a triage and medical Rollup in order to receive patients and assess casualties while working alongside Estonian Medical personnel for emergency response and teamwork between each force. By working together in critical situations both forces learn to trust each other and gain better communication skills in order to be a united force. (U.S. Army Video by Sgt. Kourtney Nunnery

SHOTLIST:
00;00;11;00-00;03;02;12- U.S SOLDIERS SETUP MEDICAL TENT, ACCEPT SIMULATED CASUALTIES, ASSESS CASUALTIES, AND ASSIST WITH LOADING CASUALTIES INTO MEDICAL VEHICLES.

00;03;07;17-00;04;53;01- U.S. ARMY PFC RILEY CROSBY SPEAKS ON HER EXPERIENCE IN THE TRAINING AND WHAT SHE LEARNED.

00;04;59;04-00;07;12;13- U.S. ARMY SGT DUSTIN MCMINN GOES OVER THE EVENTS OF THE EXERCISE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TRAINING WITH ALLIES.

00;07;16;24-00;08;42;19- ESTONIAN CPL ERIK LAAS TALKS ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH THE U.S. FORCES AND HOW IMPACTFUL THIS TRAINING IS.

00;08;46;29-00;11;13;24- ESTONIAN PVT SANDERS TREUMUTH SPEAKS ABOUT WHAT HIS ROLE WAS IN THE TRAINING AND HIS EXPERIENCE TRAINING WITH U.S. FORCES.

00;11;18;20-00;16;19;26- U.S. ARMY CPT ANTHONY BIOLZI EXPLAINS WHY TRAININGS LIKE THIS ARE IMPORTANT FOR INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN FORCES.