NATO's Maritime Forces

NATO's Maritime Forces are the focus today at the maritime Distinguished Visitors’ Day of Exercise Trident Juncture 2015.

Nineteen NATO nations are contributing navy and marine forces to Trident Juncture 2015, the Alliance’s biggest and most ambitious exercise in more than a decade. More than 70 ships and submarines, maritime patrol aircraft and 3,000 marines are taking part in the maritime portion of the exercise taking place off the coast of Portugal, Spain and Italy and at NATO’s Maritime Command in the United Kingdom.

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[nintendozilla]

Even though I'm anti-war, I'm 100% pro-military. Got to do whatever it takes to protect you country.

[robertbrockway]

That's more ships than the whole Russian Navy.

[David]

A whole lot of Swedish units and forces in this video and we are not even a member of NATO

[Volunteer-per-order_OSullivan]

The Air-force softens the enemy up, the navy get you there, the marries clear the path, the army look cool.

[denelson]

Does anybody know the background music playing?

[linobonnici]

A Very huge squadron of ships is a very great thing for the NATO who is considered always

the greatest and the biggest maritime power in the world. and also at that point we'd have

to be more likely super than the Russians and the Chinese in the next decade.

[nilsgeirseim]

The 30 dislikes is most likely Russians