Across two demanding weeks (12-21 Nov) in south-west France, Exercise Falcon Amarante is testing the Airborne Combined Joint Expeditionary Force (A-CJEF) – a partnership between 16 Air Assault Brigade and 11e Brigade Parachutiste. The two brigades provide the airborne rapid reaction forces for their respective armies, and the A-CJEF has been trained and ready since 2013 to deploy on short-notice operations ranging from war fighting to disaster relief.
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Exercise Falcon Amarante is testing the Airborne Combined Joint Expeditionary Force (A-CJEF), a partnership between the British 16 Air Assault Brigade and the French 11e Brigade Parachutiste (Picture source: British MoD)
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