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We got an inside look at how the United States Army trains tankers and cavalry scouts during its 22-week One Station Unit Training. Chief video correspondent Graham Flanagan went inside the Armor School in Fort Benning, Georgia, where he observed soldiers at various stages of training. After completing 10 weeks of basic combat training ...
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Melton Mowbray's Defence Animal Training Regiment has opened its gates to show how it is coping during coronavirus lockdown. The site is home to more than 100 dogs and 200 horses.🐶🐴 Read more on this story👉https://www.forces.net/news/coronavirus-how-lockdown-affecting-defence-animal-training-regiment Or watch the full video on our YouTube channel👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLEGYK8azvs | Forces News
Melton Mowbray's Defence Animal Training Regiment has opened its gates to show how it is coping during coronavirus lockdown. The site is home to more than 100 dogs and 200 horses.🐶🐴 Read more on this story👉https://www.forces.net/news/coronavirus-how-lockdown-affecting-defence-animal-training-regiment Or watch the full video on our YouTube channel👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLEGYK8azvs | Forces News
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🌟 Meet Abigale 🌟 Many of you know Abigale, formerly of the DATR (Defence Animal Training Regiment), whose resiliently adjusted to life with one eye after a severe injury in 2023. Thanks to our Training team, she’s thriving - now with a signature head tilt that's pure charm! 💚 During her career, some of Abigale's shining moments were being the centre horse for Queen Elizabeth II Birthday Parade, taking part in the Major General's Parade, and the Lord Mayor's Show. Now enjoying a steadier pace
🌟 Meet Abigale 🌟 Many of you know Abigale, formerly of the DATR (Defence Animal Training Regiment), whose resiliently adjusted to life with one eye after a severe injury in 2023. Thanks to our Training team, she’s thriving - now with a signature head tilt that's pure charm! 💚 During her career, some of Abigale's shining moments were being the centre horse for Queen Elizabeth II Birthday Parade, taking part in the Major General's Parade, and the Lord Mayor's Show. Now enjoying a steadier pace
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