The Marines Battalion / 77, one of the units of the Naval Force, Royal Boats and a reconnaissance faction of the Rapid Reaction Battalion / 81, on Wednesday, carried out a joint tactical military exercise MISTRAL with air support from the Royal Air Force, with the participation of the friendly French side in one of the designated training fields.

The exercise included combat operations in built-up areas, the liberation of a village from a controlled terrorist group, procedures for isolation, encirclement and purification with the support of an engineering effort, and shooting with various light and medium weapons.

In a related context, a group of human frogs, one of the units of the naval force and the royal boats, with the support of the friendly US Air Force, carried out a search and rescue exercise at sea.

The exercise included search and rescue operations and evacuation by rope through helicopters and medical evacuation stretchers prepared for such cases.

The participants in the exercises demonstrated high physical fitness, accuracy and skill in hitting targets, which reflected the distinguished level and ability to teamwork enjoyed by the members of the naval force and the royal boats.

It is noteworthy that the Naval Force Command and the Royal Boats are continuing to carry out joint internal and external exercises to raise the level of readiness and efficiency of their salaries.