U.S., Colombia Launch Joint Exercise to Strengthen Readiness, Regional Security
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“The U.S. and Colombian armies officially launched Exercise Southern Vanguard 2027 during a ceremony in Tolemaida, Colombia, Nov. 2”
“bringing together approximately 800 military personnel to strengthen interoperability, readiness and bilateral security cooperation”
“The 41st iteration of the annual exercise is hosted by the Colombian National Army, sponsored by U.S. Southern Command and led by U.S. Army Western Hemisphere Command.”
“said Army Brig. Gen. Peter L. Gilbert, U.S. Army Western Hemisphere Command deputy chief of staff”
“U.S. and Colombian soldiers conducted combined training focused on jungle exercises and counter-improvised explosive device tactics.”
“The exercise also included a command post and field training exercise, with broader training objectives spanning maritime interdiction, ground security, cyber defense and interagency cooperation.”
“said Colombian National Army Brig. Gen. Edilberto Cortés, chief of the force generation staff”
“Building on more than 200 years of diplomatic relations, the United States and Colombia continue to strengthen their military partnership through combined training and professional knowledge-sharing.”
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