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US Special Forces Join Massive War Games in Australia
NORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA, JUL 21 – Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 enhances joint-force readiness with live-fire drills and naval operations, involving 35,000 troops from 19 nations demonstrating multi-domain military interoperability.
- On July 13, Exercise Talisman Sabre 2025 commenced across Australia with over 35,000 personnel from 19 nations, running from July 13 to August 4.
- Under the AUKUS military alliance aimed at China, defense officials say the exercises were designed to enhance readiness and rapid response, costing over $100 million, in a show of strategic deterrence.
- On July 15, U.S. Army fired the SM-6 from the Typhon missile system in Northern Territory, marking the first deployment of the system outside the U.S.
- He noted that `you had an integrated fires solution, with multiple different platforms from three different countries, firing simultaneous on a deep target,` during a Defense Writers Group virtual call on Tuesday, underscoring interoperability in action.
- As regional tensions mount, this demonstration underscores readiness to defend vital sea lanes and signals future deterrence in the Indo-Pacific.
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US Army drops into Australia for massive war games
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