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45 Commando leave Camp Viking in Norway to undertake field training. Camp Viking is the Royal Marines winter training base, forward operating base in Øverbygd, Northern Norway. Camp Viking was established in March 2023 and acts as the United Kingdom's main operations hub for the High North. The UK...

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