Poland: Troops from 12 NATO states join country's annual military drills

W/S Polish W-3 helicopters creating smokescreen
W/S Su-25 fighter jet flying over Drawsko Pomorskie, Poland
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tanks
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tanks
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tanks
W/S American AH-64 Apache attack helicopter
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tanks
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tanks
M/S Polish Mi-24 attack helicopters
W/S Polish Leopard 2 tank firing
W/S Italian C1 Ariete tank driving through dust cloud
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Troops from 12 NATO countries gathered in Poland on Monday for the annual military exercise
'Dragon 2019,' the largest military drills of the year for the Polish armed forces, that is taking place over four days in various locations.
Footage shot on Tuesday show various tanks and helicopters performing exercises in Drawsko Pomorskie, northwestern Poland. The Dragon-19 drills involve some 18,000 staff and 2,500 military vehicles performing exercises on land, in the sea, in the air, and in cyber space.
Countries involved include the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Romania and Slovakia. The tests are meant to improve coordination between Polish and other NATO troops.