File:Army Commandos on Op CABRIT MOD 45166184.jpg

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English: Pictured are Army Commandos changing a tire on their Land Rover Wolf whilst deployed to Estonia.

The 2016 NATO Summit in Warsaw set the conditions for the establishment of an enhanced Forward Presence (EFP) in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland to strengthen Euro-Atlantic security.

Operation CABRIT is the name of the UK operational deployment to Estonia where British troops are leading a multinational battlegroup as part of the EFP.

UK Armed Forces have a leading role in NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence (EFP) in the Baltic States in order to enhance Euro-Atlantic security, reassure our Allies and deter our adversaries.

The EFP in the Baltic States is a deployment of robust, multinational, combat-ready forces to Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, on a persistent, rotational basis.

About 900 British personnel will rotate on a continuous basis alongside Danish, French, and host nation Estonian forces.

  • Organization: Army
  • Object Name: 323A4753
  • Category: MOD
  • Supplemental Categories: Engineering Vehicles, Support, Vehicles, Equipment, Theatres, Operations, NATO, Army, People
  • Keywords: 4x4 Utility vehicle, Land Rover Wolf, Transport, Engineering & Logistics Vehicles, Vehicle, Multinational, Interoperability, Partnering, Estonia, Enhanced Forward Presence, eFP, NATO, Army, Regiments, The Royal Regiment of Artillery, 29th Commando Regiment, 29 REGT, Operations, Op, CABRIT, Action, Fitting, Lifting, Repairing, Protective Equipment, Gloves, Equipment, Clothing, Personal Clothing System, PCS, Combats, Camouflage, Multi Terrain Pattern, MTP, Footwear, Boots, Personal Protective Equipment, PPE, Blast & Ballistic Protection, Body Armour, VIRTUS, Personal Load Carrying Equipment, PLCE, Webbing, Belt, Pouch, Headwear, Helmet, Mk7
  • Country: Estonia
Date 06:25:26.51
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Author Bryn Reeves
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