A convoy with humanitarian aid was attacked. The attackers fired on the vehicles and detonated the explosives. A fast consequence force was called to help, so soldiers of the 6th Airborne Brigade moved in. The show of training of the European Union Combat Group, in which the paratroopers from Krakow on duty, took place in the Mistowska Desert.
There were parachutes in the sky. This meant that the CASA transport aircraft had begun to drop the tanks with humanitarian aid. The cargo was taken by soldiers of the maneuvering company from the 18th Airborne Battalion – moments later, during the apparent movement to the location of the aid distribution, there was an attack on the convoy. That's how the soldier skill show started. 6th Airborne Brigade.
According to the scenario, the attackers were respective members of the paramilitary group, equipped with handguns and remotely detonated charges. As a consequence of the detonation of an improvised explosive device, 1 of the soldiers was seriously injured. You should have called MEDEVAC. This part of the show was implemented by a sub-chapter from 25th Air Cavalry BrigadeWho utilized 3 Mi-17 helicopters. On the another hand, a fast consequence squad sent to support the raided convoy arrived aboard Casy. She landed from a tiny tallness and rapidly moving into action, overtook the scales in favour of the Red Berets...
The soldiers active in the maneuvers are part of 1 of the European Union's Combat Groups. 6th Air Force is the backbone of the current change, issued by the Visegrad Group. It has 2.2 1000 soldiers, more than 90% of them are Poles, who are besides served by Czechs, Slovaks and Hungarians. “This is our 3rd work in EU fast consequence Force,” he says Brig-Gen Michał Strzelecki, Commander of the 6th BPD and the EU Group. "Today we have only shown any of our abilities that we could usage if an EU militant group were activated. Fortunately, nothing like this happened on our shift,” he adds.
The EU Combat Groups (EU Battlegroups) are mobile, responsive tactical unions created under the Common safety and Defence Policy of the European Union. They can act within a radius of 6000 km from Brussels and be utilized to stabilise the situation in countries experiencing conflicts or crises, as well as to prevent conflicts and escalation of tensions.
The units included in the combat groups are full half-yearly on-calls, sometimes as in the case of the 6th Airborne Brigade, extended to another shift. The present will expire with the end of June. "Participation in a combat group means that we must appear in the area of future action up to 5 days after the decision of the European Union. That's why on work We practice primarily operational metastasisWhat for us paratroopers is simply a regular bread," said Major Paweł Ryś, planner of the 6th BPD.
A demonstration of the skills of the soldiers of the 6th Airborne Brigade was organised as part of the gathering of the European Union Military Committee, held in Krakow. It was attended by representatives of the 27 EU associate States. The brothers presided over cadmium. Alberto Rutteri of Italy, Colonel Franck Scher of France and General Strzelecki.
