2nd Lieutenant Jakub Gryn from the Polish Armed Forces, 10th Mechanized Infantry Battalion,
1st Coy, 2nd Platoon Commander
Today we’re training with Romanian platoon.
We’re going to conduct ambush on them and find out how they’re working in the field,
how my platoon is going to do this task, that’s all.
So far I’ve been working with American choppers, especially with Apaches and Chinooks.
We were conducting, let’s say, an assault on a hill, including transport including Chinook
helicopter and CCA conducted by Apache platoon.
So it’s my experience with foreign nations here.
Before that I was training with British forces in Sennelager camp in 2016
It’s very good for me, it’s very good to check how other nations are working, how
they train, how they conduct their procedures, what are the differences between Polish forces,
Spanish forces, Romanians, US Army and British forces too.
So, it’s very good for us together, all experiences
So, what’s been the best part for you, sir?
The best part so far was the exercise with Apaches and Chinooks, because I never had
the opportunity to work with these vehicles, use them.
So it was very interesting for me, for my men and was very, very, very good experience.
Private Hetnar, Daniel, Rifleman, 1st Coy, Second Platoon.
So, what are you guys doing out here today?
Today we’ll have ambush for Romanian soldiers, we’ll try to capture them.
I hope it will work.
Is this the first time you’ve worked with other nations?
No, we cooperated with US Army in our Brigade and here also it’s not our first time when
we are abroad
What has been your experience working with other nations?
Until now we cooperate with US Army and we’ve been in Germany on special training.
So how have you found your experience at Noble Jump?
Oh, we are really positive about Noble Jump in here, we were really warmly welcomed by
Romanian soldiers and we had really good training with NATO nations.