UITC

USAREUR-AF International Tank Challenge

U.S. Army Europe and Africa, along with our NATO and Partner Allies, annually host a Tank Challenge. This training event is designed to give participating nations a dynamic and productive environment in which to foster military partnerships, form Soldier-level relationships, and share tactics, techniques and procedures.

The European International Tank Challenge was formerly known as the Strong Europe Tank Challenge. Images, video and stories that are older will appear under that name further down the timeline.

For more imagery, videos and news visit our DVIDS feature page at: USARUER International Tank Challenge

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Video by Michael Williams

NAVSCIATTS PCOC Course Bumper Drill-BROLL

Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School

June 8, 2021 | 1:29

International students participating in the Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School’s Patrol Craft Officer Coastal (PCOC) course prepare to conduct bumper drills on the Pearl River, near John C. Stennis Space Center, June 8, 2021.

PCOC is an seven-week maritime course of instruction designed to provide personnel with the knowledge and skills to operate coastal patrol craft in a patrol setting in accordance with approved doctrine.

The foreign security force professionals participating in this semester's PCOC represent Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Nigeria, and Yemen.

NAVSCIATTS trains and educates partner nation special operations forces (SOF), SOF-like foreign security forces and SOF enablers. Partner nation forces are trained across the tactical, operational, and strategic spectrums through in-residence and Mobile Training Team (MTT) Courses of Instructions. NAVSCIATTS has the ability to meet emergent requirements from operational commanders, NAVSCIATTS training engagements help develop, shape, and maintain long-term strategic relationships over decades and protect the investment of the U.S. and our key partner nations. To date, NAVSCIATTS has trained with more than 13,000 students from 121 partner nations. (U.S. Navy photo by Michael Williams)