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Home›Training & Education›UBMCM, EODMU Conduct Bilaterial Exercise MAGRE-14
Training & Education

November 25, 2014 · about 11 years ago

UBMCM, EODMU Conduct Bilaterial Exercise MAGRE-14

Last week (November 17 – 21) the bilateral exercise MAGRE-14 was conducted in the Bay of Cadiz with participation of Spanish Mine Countermeasures Divers (UBMCM) and U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians (EODMU-8). The exercise was oriented towards the implementation of interoperability p

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Last week (November 17 – 21) the bilateral exercise MAGRE-14 was conducted in the Bay of Cadiz with participation of Spanish Mine Countermeasures Divers (UBMCM) and U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal Technicians (EODMU-8).

The exercise was oriented towards the implementation of interoperability procedures between the participating diving units, among them different tactics and techniques like jumping out of helicopters.

Operating procedures used by both nations were also exchanged.

Distinctive weather conditions in the Gulf of Cadiz, like poor visibility, required more demanding and challenging drills.

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Press Release; Image: Armada Espanola

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