The military exercise, “Strong Grifon 26,” is designed to train and assess the infantry battalion of the Grand Duke of Lithuania Margiris. The primary goal of this exercise is to enable the battalion to plan and execute both defensive and offensive operations within complex, urbanized, and forested environments. Participants will train to manage tactical situations of varying difficulty, involving complex maneuvers, coordinated action planning, and decision-making in dynamically shifting operational settings.
The international scope of the training is intended to enhance interoperability and collective readiness among Lithuanian forces and their allied partners. By participating together, the troops aim to strengthen their ability to operate cohesively during joint missions. A key component of this year’s strong training regimen is the integration of the Lithuanian Army’s ANBO unmanned aircraft system into the joint military exercises.
This technology will be utilized across a spectrum of capabilities, ranging from detailed reconnaissance and target detection to executing long-range operational support. The overall training structure ensures that personnel gain practical experience in modern combined arms operations, preparing them for diverse and challenging operational theaters.
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