Military exercise in Greenland brings together soldiers from Canada, U.S. and Denmark(opens in a new tab)
NORAD-led Operation Arctic Vanguard exercise took place off Greenland with pilots from Canada, the United States and Denmark.
Operation Arctic Vanguard, a NORAD‑led multinational air defence exercise, saw pilots from Canada, the United States and Denmark conduct joint training off Greenland’s Kangerlussuaq air base. Canadian reporter Regan Burden joined a CC‑130 Hercules flight to discuss northern defence duties.
NORAD-led Operation Arctic Vanguard exercise took place off Greenland with pilots from Canada, the United States and Denmark.
Operation Arctic Vanguard, a NORAD‑led air defence exercise, saw pilots from Canada, the United States and Denmark fly off Greenland’s coast, with CBC correspondent Regan Burden joining the flight.
Canada’s, U.S., and Denmark’s air forces conducted a joint training exercise in Greenland under NORAD’s Operation Arctic Vanguard, coinciding with a new security pact among the three nations.
NORAD concluded Operation ARCTIC VANGUARD 26-4.2, a joint exercise with Alaskan and Canadian regions, Danish and NATO forces, boosting Arctic readiness and interoperability for aerospace warning and control.