SELONIA, LATVIA (AP) — In a bid to enhance military preparedness through international collaboration, the Michigan National Guard has joined forces with Latvian Zemessardze engineers to establish the new Selija training range in Selonia, Latvia. Spanning 62,000 acres, the ambitious project, set for completion by 2030, aims to bolster training capabilities for NATO forces by providing a collective training complex for joint exercises.
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