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Field training exercise

A field training exercise, generally shortened to the acronym "FTX" or simply referred to as going to "the field", is a coordinated exercise conducted by military units for training purposes. These are often military simulations conducted in open areas instead of training facilities or military academies, such as training areas, bombing ranges, and even…

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Field training exercise

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Field training exercise

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related to U.S. military examples · 8
Field training exercise → Airborne Division, All, Army, In, Most, The, These, United States Armed Forces
related to In active duty · 6
Field training exercise → Field, FTX, Nearly, The, This, While
related to In basic training · 3
Field training exercise → Most, The, This

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air-to-ground engagementsinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
mid-air refuelinginstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
reconnaissanceinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
close air supportinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
airliftinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
rescue operationsinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
and special forces operationsinstance ofThis is a multifaceted field training exercise consisting of various things0.80text
Field training exerciserelated to In active dutyField0.60section
Field training exerciserelated to In active dutyWhile0.60section
Field training exerciserelated to In active dutyFTX0.60section
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