Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon plans to go out into the field during the military exercise Cold Response
Norway's Crown Prince Haakon will visit the military exercise Cold Response in March. He plans to go out into the field during the exercise.
Norway’s Crown Prince Haakon will visit the military exercise Cold Response in March. He plans to go out into the field during the exercise.
Crown Prince Haakon made the announcement when he visited the National Logistics Operations Center (NLOGS) at Sessvollmoen camp on Monday, Forsvarets Forum writes.
The NLOGS is, among other things, responsible for planning, coordinating, and leading reinforcement logistics operations. It contributes to the logistics in the run-up and will do so during the military exercise Cold Response.
Visit planned
During the visit on Monday, Crown Prince Haakon said he wants to visit the exercise that starts on March 14.
“I want to get out in the field as well and take a look at what will happen on the days that I visit the exercise,” Crown Prince Haakon said.
During the exercise, around 35,000 soldiers from a total of 26 countries will train and practice in Norway.
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