Military exercises conducted in March 2024 by the United States forces
US Armed Forces to Conduct Maneuver Exercises in Fuerth, Germany
The US Armed Forces have announced that they will be conducting maneuver exercises in the district of Fuerth, Germany, from March 1, 2024, to March 29, 2024. The specific location within the district where the exercises will take place is Großhabersdorf.
These exercises will involve the use of twelve helicopters and four armored vehicles. The maneuver exercises will also include night exercises, as well as external landings.
The affected area in Fuerth, where the exercises will take place, is in Großhabersdorf. The population is requested to stay away from the facilities of the exercising troops during this period.
Citizens who have any complaints or concerns about the exercises can contact Mr. Torsten Lübke at 09641-705870780 or Mrs. Helga Moser at 0152-09114369.
The US Army and the US Air Force are involved in the Musterungsbühnengruppe, which will take place in Großhabersdorf during the specified dates. A total of 32 soldiers will participate in the exercise.
The maneuver exercises are expected to be of significant scale, with the US Armed Forces making preparations to ensure the safety and security of the surrounding community. The exercises are intended to enhance the readiness and capabilities of the US forces, as well as to strengthen the partnership between the US and German militaries.
Residents of Fuerth are encouraged to remain informed and to follow any instructions provided by local authorities during the exercises. The US Armed Forces appreciate the cooperation and understanding of the community as they work to maintain peace and security.
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