Patriot Missile Training in Poland, B-Roll

Описание: Credit: Courtesy | Date Taken: 01/20/2016
US troops travel from Germany to Poland to train with Polish soldiers in the use of Patriot Missiles and improve ground to air defense. The exercise, called Panther Assurance, received a visit from Antoni Macierewicz, the Polish Minister of Defense, who emphasized the importance of increasing Poland’s defense budget to protect NATO’s eastern flank. Footage includes various shots of Polish and US troops working together during the exercise.In western Poland, Polish and US troops train in the use of Patriot missiles, improving ground to air defense on NATO’s eastern flank. Poland has pledged to spend $42 billion on defense over the next decade.SHOTLIST:1. (00:00) WIDE SHOT – POLISH AND US TROOPS AT PATRIOT MISSILE LAUNCHING STATIONS2. (00:06) VARIOUS SHOTS – PATRIOT MISSILE LAUNCHING STATIONS3. (00:20) VARIOUS SHOTS – POLISH AND US TROOPS TRAIN TOGETHER DURING EXERCISE PANTHER ASSURANCE4. (00:47) VARIOUS SHOTS – POLISH TROOPS LEARNING TO MANUALLY RAISE PATRIOT MISSILE LAUNCHER5. (01:04) VARIOUS SHOTS – POLISH AND US TROOPS POSE FOR GROUP PHOTO6. (01:28) WIDE SHOT – US, NATO AND POLISH FLAGS AT MILITARY BASE IN SKWIERZYNA, POLAND. 7. (01:33) SOUNDBITE (ENGLISH) – CAPTAIN DAVID CHAVEZ, COMMANDER, ALPHA BATTERY 5-7 ADA“We are able to freely maneuver our vehicles from Germany here to Poland. As you can see, the launching station behind me, right there. Patriot Missiles are a ground to air missile that will defend the country if an airborne missile from another country launches a missile to engage it in the air safely away.”8. (01:52) SOUNDBITE (POLISH) – COLONEL ANDRZEJ DABROWSKI, COMMANDER, 3RD WARSAW AIR DEFENSE ROCKET BRIGADE“In a crisis situation, this kind of exercise helps us improve the procedure of moving troops into the area of operation, establish communications and improve our host nation support.”9. (02:08) SOUNDBITE (POLISH) – ANTONI MACIEREWICZ, POLAND’S DEFENSE MINISTER“We need to have a modern, strong army which together with our allies will be able to defend both our own territory, and whole of NATO’s eastern flank.”