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English: British and French amphibious assault craft take part in Exercise Corsican Lion.

Elements of 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines conducted a WADER training package on the French Island of Corsica.

The exercise saw British servicemen, train alongside their French counterparts in amphibious landing techniques from British craft and French craft. The training took place off Solenzaro Beach in Corsica as part of Exercise Corsican Lion.

Corsican Lion provides the first major naval exercise that examines and tests the Maritime element of the Combined Joint Expeditionary Force by demonstrating its ability to project power from the sea.

  • Organization: ROYAL NAVY
  • Object Name: SH120048057
  • Supplemental Categories: People, Royal Marines, Foreign Personnel, NATO, Operations, Exercises, Equipment, Ships, Minor Craft
  • Keywords: Corsican Lion, Amphibious , Royal Marines, Royal Marine Exercise, Mediterranean, 3 Commando Brigade, Royal Navy, Personnel, Non-Identifiable, Equipment, Boat, Raiding Craft, Armoured, French, International, Partnership, France, Marines, Boats
  • Country: Mediterannean
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