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The end of this year´s CJSE is the beginning of Viking 18

By: Stina Andersson | CJSE 17 – 28 April 2017 kl: 12.51

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The 12th edition of the Combined Joint Staff Exercise, CJSE, is completed. With satisfying results The Joint Signal School is now looking forward to next year´s even bigger exercise, Viking 18.

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Lieutenant colonel Olof Katrin, Officer with Primary Responsibility for both CJSE 17 and Viking 18, sums up this year´s exercise in positive terms.

− The overall results lead in a positive direction. We have achieved the goal for this year´s exercise and are now looking forward to Viking 18, says lieutenant colonel Olof Katrin.

The aim of Viking 18 is to train and educate the participants to work with a comprehensive approach where civilian actors and the military work together to meet the challenges of future multidimensional crisis response and peace operations.