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The Rapid Response Force from the Norwegian Home Guard trained with Minnesota National Guardsmen on simulated anti-armor weapons like the FGM-148 Javelin in Engagement Skills Trainer ranges at Camp Ripley Training Center in Little Falls, Minnesota on February 6th 2024 (Minnesota Army National Guard

The Rapid Response Force from the Norwegian Home Guard trained with Minnesota National Guardsmen on simulated anti-armor weapons like the FGM-148 Javelin in Engagement Skills Trainer ranges at Camp Ripley Training Center in Little Falls, Minnesota on February 6th 2024 (Minnesota Army National Guard Stock Photo

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