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Spotting and communication by soldiers of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces in the joint military exercise African Lion

Members of the Moroccan royal armed forces (FAR) take part in the joint US military exercise "African Lion" in the Tan-Tan region in southwestern Morocco on May 31, 2024. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP)

Moroccan F-16 fighter jets provided air power in the annual African Lion military exercises

Moroccan Royal Armed Forces inspector general and commander of the southern military zone Maj Gen Mohammed Berrid, centre right, and commander of US Africa Command Gen Michael Langley, centre left, inspect an honour guard during African Lion in the Tan-Tan region of south-west Morocco

An Abrams tank fires a round during the African Lion joint military exercise between US and Moroccan forces in the Tan-Tan region of south-west Morocco

Abrams tanks in formation during African Lion

Commander of US Africa Command Gen Michael Langley watches the annual African Lion exercises between US and Moroccan forces

Maj Gen Mohammed Berrid, Moroccan Royal Armed Forces inspector general and commander of the southern military zone, in south-west Morocco

Members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces on exercise during African Lion

Members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces manoeuvre during African Lion exercises in the Tan-Tan region of Morocco

Moroccan Royal Armed Forces on parade

Spotting and communication by soldiers of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces in the joint military exercise African Lion

Members of the Moroccan royal armed forces (FAR) take part in the joint US military exercise "African Lion" in the Tan-Tan region in southwestern Morocco on May 31, 2024. (Photo by FADEL SENNA / AFP)

Moroccan F-16 fighter jets provided air power in the annual African Lion military exercises

Moroccan Royal Armed Forces inspector general and commander of the southern military zone Maj Gen Mohammed Berrid, centre right, and commander of US Africa Command Gen Michael Langley, centre left, inspect an honour guard during African Lion in the Tan-Tan region of south-west Morocco

An Abrams tank fires a round during the African Lion joint military exercise between US and Moroccan forces in the Tan-Tan region of south-west Morocco

Abrams tanks in formation during African Lion

Commander of US Africa Command Gen Michael Langley watches the annual African Lion exercises between US and Moroccan forces

Maj Gen Mohammed Berrid, Moroccan Royal Armed Forces inspector general and commander of the southern military zone, in south-west Morocco

Members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces on exercise during African Lion

Members of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces manoeuvre during African Lion exercises in the Tan-Tan region of Morocco

Moroccan Royal Armed Forces on parade

Spotting and communication by soldiers of the Moroccan Royal Armed Forces in the joint military exercise African Lion

Morocco and US join forces in military exercise African Lion

Event took place in Tan-Tan region of south-west Morocco

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June 02, 2024

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