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ARMENIAN MILITARY DOCTORS TRAVEL TO MONTENEGRO
Panorama
Sept 8 2010
Armenia
10 military doctors of the Armed Forces of Armenia are traveling to
Budva, Montenegro tomorrow to take part in the Doctor-2010 military
exercise organized by the United States European Command within the
framework of NATO's Partnership for Peace programme.
The Armenian Armed Forces have been taking part in this exercise
since 2004. The goal of the exercise is to develop medical skills
to resist challenges and emergencies within the NATO multinational
rescue missions.
According to the Defense Ministry press office, 20-member military
signallers' group of Armenian Armed Forces is on a mission in Germany
and Romania since September 1 for participation in the Combined
Endeavour 2010 NATO exercise.
Besides, two Armenian staff officers along with their colleagues
from other countries take part in U.S.-Ukraine combined peacekeeping
exercise in Yavoriv PfP Training Center, Lvov. The exercise launched
on September 4 and will last until September 17.
From: A. Papazian
Panorama
Sept 8 2010
Armenia
10 military doctors of the Armed Forces of Armenia are traveling to
Budva, Montenegro tomorrow to take part in the Doctor-2010 military
exercise organized by the United States European Command within the
framework of NATO's Partnership for Peace programme.
The Armenian Armed Forces have been taking part in this exercise
since 2004. The goal of the exercise is to develop medical skills
to resist challenges and emergencies within the NATO multinational
rescue missions.
According to the Defense Ministry press office, 20-member military
signallers' group of Armenian Armed Forces is on a mission in Germany
and Romania since September 1 for participation in the Combined
Endeavour 2010 NATO exercise.
Besides, two Armenian staff officers along with their colleagues
from other countries take part in U.S.-Ukraine combined peacekeeping
exercise in Yavoriv PfP Training Center, Lvov. The exercise launched
on September 4 and will last until September 17.
From: A. Papazian