TRIDENT JUNCTURE 2018 - Norwegian Homeguard RYPE unit & US Marine Corps preparing for battle of Oppdal
Allied Joint Force Command Naples
Nov. 7, 2018 | 4:56
The Norwegian Brigade North (North Forces) have taken Tynset in a simulated operation during NATO exercise Trident Juncture 2018. Now, the British units (South Forces) try to delay their further advance. The Norwegian Home Guard QRF Heron HV-14 (North Forces) have cleared the front so that the Brigade North can continue onwards with their armored units and allies from Germany.
Exercise Trident Juncture 2018 brings together around 50,000 personnel, 10,000 vehicles, 65 ships and 250 aircraft from 31 NATO Allies and partner nations. Held in Norway, the NATO exercise starts on 25 October and continues through 7 November.
Video by Øivind Baardsen, Ole-Sverre Haugli, Norwegian Armed Forces
Shot-list
00:00:00:00
MEDIUM Shot, Front corner view of tank with tank moving canon and turret.
00:00:09:21 (SOUNDBITE in Norwegian)
Lieutenant Thor Story
Tank Squadron 2, Armored Battalion
Brigade North, Norwegian Army
“Da har vi tatt Tynset. Da står vi her med stridseskadronen, troppen min i front. Klar til å støtte stormpanser eskadronen rett framme her, som skal sloss mot britene.”
English translation by NORMIC – TDL
“Then we have taken Tynset. We´re here with the Tank Squadron {in the Armored Battalion}, with my platoon in front. Ready to support our Mechanist Infantry straight ahead here, which will fight against the British.”
00:00:28:12
CLOSE-up Shot, British flag sticker on side of armored vehicle.
00:00:32:24
MEDIUM Shot, British soldiers reviewing map and coordinates.
00:00:37:20
CLOSE-up Shot, Faces of British soldiers reviewing map and coordinates.
00:00:41:20 (SOUNDBITE in English)
Corporal Tom Turner
Royal Engineers, British Army
“We´re apart of 26th Field Squadron, that´s Royal Engineers. It´s been attached to the infantry here to try and slow down and deter the enemy by using obstacles. We use such things as a phony mine field, that really slows down the enemy, makes them think about the area they have to move into. We use a lot of wiring, using razor wire, barbwire, to really slow down the enemy in that area. Which chokes the enemy to a certain stage and letting the infantry really expose the enemy in that area. So they can attack the enemy and ultimately kill the enemy.”
00:01:19:15
MEDIUM Shot, British soldiers reviewing map and coordinates.
00:01:26:09
WIDE Shot, Soldiers walking along rode.
00:01:32:04
MEDIUM Shots (x2), Armored vehicle with soldier in machine gun hatch on top.
00:01:48:16
CLOSE-up Shot, Armored vehicle with soldier in machine gun hatch on top.
00:01:55:01
MEDIUM Shot, Tank convoy passing by.
00:02:03:20
MEDIUM Shot, Soldier in hatch of tank turret.
00:02:10:10
MEDIUM Shot, Armed Norwegian Soldier walking up to British Soldier with handshake.
00:02:22:20
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian soldiers exit back end of armored vehicle.
00:02:27:10
WIDE Shot, Tank driving off of main road.
00:02:37:16
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian soldiers reviewing map outside next to tank (talking in Norwegian).
00:03:19:09
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian tank backing up.
00:03:26:01
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian soldier in tank hatch.
00:03:31:08
MEDIUM Shot, Two (2) armored passenger vehicles parked in position with soldier in front providing directions.
00:03:40:10
MEDIUM Shots, Armored passenger vehicle exits main road, then backs up out of view.
00:03:59:15
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian soldier gesturing to different locations.
00:04:06:23
MEDIUM Shot, Norwegian soldier lifting and securing rocket launcher to side of armored vehicle.
00:04:14:24
MEDIUM Shot, Soldier at machine gun on top of armored vehicle.
00:04:21:07
MEDIUM Shots, Group of soldiers walking along path, then up hill.
00:04:37:21
MEDIUM Shot, Armored vehicles come to a stop in the road, then back up to position off the road.
00:04:49:13
MEDIUM Shot, Armed soldiers walk away from camera down road.
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