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For the 101st Cadet Class, the Platoon Attack assessments represent the culmination of their leadership and tactical training on their path to becoming Commissioned Officers. A Platoon Attack consists of a platoon advancing to contact in order to seize an objective or reach their limit of exploitation. Each platoon...

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🇮🇪🤝🇬🇧 Naval Traditions 🚢⚓️ Yesterday morning, HMS Mersey and L.É James Joyce exchanged a naval salute 🫡. These gestures honour centuries of naval tradition and reflect the importance of maintaining strong international relationships at sea.💪🌎 #Irish Navy #Royal Navy

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Thank you 🇮🇪 Irish @naval_service & @defenceforces for maintaining naval traditions and recognising @hms_mersey after her short port visit and on her departure from @PortofCork, the world’s second-largest natural harbour…..👇

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Selling like hotcakes , these would be a great addition in any pooling and sharing mechanisms Ireland may partake in with @EATC_

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Military grade aerial drones and surface drones would "significantly" improve Ireland's depleted capabilities to combat drug trafficking, protect critical infrastructure and fisheries protection

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