U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Tatum Vayavananda/Released 140314-M-XI134-003.JPG
Mar 16, 2014
The conditions at Cold Response 14 changes rapidly, as the Arctic climate’s unpredictable weather pattern turns wet, rainy conditions into harsh snow fall in a matter of minutes. The initial stages of the exercise presented an unpredicted obstacle to overcome with temperatures being warmer than expected, causing wet and windy conditions that gave Marines the challenge of staying dry. Cold Response 14 brings together nearly 16,000 troops from 16 countries to train high-intensity operations in the unique climate of northern Norway, above the Arctic Circle.
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