Spain has the oldest Marine Infantry in the world, founded in 1537. Today an elite corps that combines its traditions with very modern means.<\/p>\n
The expeditionary force of the Spanish Marine Infantry is the Tercio de Armada (TEAR)<\/strong>, which is based in San Fernando (C\u00e1diz) and is also known as the Marine Infantry Brigade (BRIMAR). Between November 14 and 30, TEAR has developed the FTX BRIMAR 22 exercise<\/strong> at the National Training Center (CENAD) in Chinchilla (Albacete).<\/p>\n There 1,140 Marines from all the TEAR units have gathered:<\/strong> its two Desenmarco Battalions (the BDE I <\/strong> and the BDE II <\/strong>) , the Third Mechanized Battalion (BDMZ III <\/strong>), the Landing Artillery Group (GAD <\/strong>), the Amphibious Mobility Group (GRUMA <\/strong>), the Combat Service Support Group (GASC<\/strong>) and the BRIMAR General Staff, as well as Marines from the Mar Oc\u00e9ano Company of the Royal Guard<\/strong>, some officers from the Military Health Corps<\/strong>, SH-60F Seahawk helicopters from the 5th Squadron<\/strong> of the Navy and Tigre attack helicopters from the Attack Helicopter Battalion No. 1<\/strong> of the Spanish Army.<\/p>\n The Navy has published four high-quality videos on this exercise today.<\/strong> I have already commented that in the TEAR they have someone who is a phenomenon making videos, something that is confirmed by seeing the ones published today. The first video shows the setup of the tents and the logistical tasks associated with the exercise<\/strong>, including food and ammunition distribution:<\/p>\n
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