NATO Multinational Battlegroup Hungary on the Move! Exercise Adaptive Hussars!
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NATO’s newest multinational battlegroup in Hungary took part in Exercise Adaptive Hussars, ensuring its readiness to deter aggression and defend Europe’s eastern flank.
NATO’s multinational battlegroup in Hungary tested its combat capabilities alongside the Hungarian Defence Forces during Exercise Adaptive Hussars 23.
During the exercise, troops from Croatia, Hungary, Italy and Türkiye practised the rapid deployment of mechanised forces across difficult terrain. Hungarian combat engineers erected a pontoon bridge across the Tisza River, allowing Armoured Personnel Carriers and other vehicles to quickly cross and move towards their objectives. These “wet gap crossings” are complicated and labour intensive, yet essential for NATO’s forces to remain mobile, agile and capable of rapidly responding to crises.
Adaptive Hussars was the largest military exercise in Hungary for 30 years, with over 5000 troops involved. For the Hungary-led battlegroup - one of four new formations established in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine - adaptive Hussars marked the greatest challenge yet. As NATO’s newest multinational battlegroup, this exercise was a crucial test of its capabilities and readiness.
Footage includes a wet gap crossing operation (construction, defence, crossings), footage of Italian paratroopers performing a live fire exercise, and soundbites from battlegroup captains and a commander.
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