A U.S. Army M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System assigned to Able Battery, 3rd Battalion, 321st Field Artillery Regiment supporting Task Force Voit, engages in a fire mission during Exercise Hedgehog near Võru, Estonia, May 13, 2025. Exercise Hedgehog, Estonia's largest military exercise, includes over 16,000 Estonian and allied troops training to plan and execute operations that enhance interoperability and readiness across NATO. Long-range artillery, armored tanks, and aircraft are V-Corps’ cornerstone warfighting capabilities that enable the Corps to remain lethal and agile along NATO’s Eastern Flank. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Rachel Hall)
Precision and Partnership: V Corps and Maryland ...
Exercise Hedgehog 25, Estonia’s largest annual military exercise held May 5-23, 2025, brought together over...
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U.S. Army Sgt. Kyle Troyer, a forward observer (left), and Sgt. Kevin Shipley, a team chief with 1st Battalion, 107th Field Artillery, Detachment 1, Maryland Army National Guard, plot grid coordinates during Exercise Hedgehog near Võru, Estonia, May 14, 2025. The State Partnership Program between the Maryland National Guard and Estonia emphasizes civil and military cooperation with civil control of a professional military. Maryland has a key role in this international initiative to foster democracy, encourage market economies and promote regional cooperation and stability. Established in 1993, the Maryland-Estonia partnership serves as a model for future State Partnership Program efforts. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Rose Di Trolio)
Maryland National Guard Strengthens Ties with Es...
Exercise Hedgehog, Estonia’s largest military exercise held May 12-16, 2025, brought together over 16,000...
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U.S. service members and other attendees explore the new exhibit titled “Message Follows” following its opening at the Latvian War Museum in Riga, Latvia, April 11, 2025. The exhibit showcases video interviews, uniforms, equipment, and personal belongings of U.S. Army soldiers who served alongside Latvian troops during the War in Afghanistan. The U.S.-Latvia military partnership, which began in 1993, continues today with the presence of V Corps, the U.S. Army’s only forward-deployed corps in Europe. The enduring presence of V Corps enables continuity and readiness in an ever-evolving environment while supporting the NATO mission. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Rachel Hall)
Latvian War Museum launches exhibit commemoratin...
U.S. and Latvian service members, diplomats and other guests gathered at the Latvian War Museum for the...
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