US EditionThe Enigmatic Air Army Military Truck Journey: Thousands of Kilometers and a Colossal Burden
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A silent but decisive ground deployment The Air and Space Army (Gruaut) Car Group has been in charge of an essential logistical mission in the framework of the NATO Tiger Meet exercise, developed at the air base in Beja, Portugal. This tactical maneuver, considered one of the most demanding of the military calendar, has had the participation of this specialized unit that operated a total of 18 drivers and 9 trucks. In total, the operation reache…
A little-known unit of the Air and Space Army, the Automobile Group (Gruaut), has recently participated in the deployment and redeployment of units participating in the NATO Tiger Meet exercise at the Beja air base in Portugal. The Gruaut has employed a total of 18 drivers and 9 trucks, touring 2,712 km and transporting 105,622 kg of cargo. Specifically, its mission consisted of the initial positioning at the Albacete air base of 12 empty ISO-20…
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