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Lithuanian Land Forces Lt. Col Arturas Radvilas, 2

Lithuanian Land Forces Lt. Col Arturas Radvilas, 2

Lithuanian Land Forces Lt. Col Arturas Radvilas, 2 BDE Commander (center) exchanges notes with Lt. Col. Brian Schoellhorn, 4th Infantry Division Mission Command Element, chief of staff, before a staff briefing ... More

Members with the Lithuanian Land Forces, 1st Armored

Members with the Lithuanian Land Forces, 1st Armored

Members with the Lithuanian Land Forces, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, 4th Infantry Division Mission Command Element, United States Army Europe and members of the Danish Division pose ... More

Maj. Lawrence Rubal (center), Thunder Strike U.S. lead

Maj. Lawrence Rubal (center), Thunder Strike U.S. lead

Maj. Lawrence Rubal (center), Thunder Strike U.S. lead planner and 4th Infantry Division Mission Command Element fires support officer discusses fire support during Thunder Strike with fire support officer Aiva... More

Maj. Poul Thompson, branch chief of fires and influence

Maj. Poul Thompson, branch chief of fires and influence

Maj. Poul Thompson, branch chief of fires and influence assigned to the Danish Division, conducts an orientation briefing at the beginning of Thunder Strike at the Warfare Training Centre in Nemencine, Lithuani... More

Maj. Jason Meier (right), assigned as the 4th Infantry

Maj. Jason Meier (right), assigned as the 4th Infantry

Maj. Jason Meier (right), assigned as the 4th Infantry Division Mission Command Element engineer and 1st Lt. Gediminas Jursenas, assigned to the Lithuanian Land Forces 2nd Brigade, discuss the steps of mission ... More

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