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The lake at Steele Creek Park in Bristol, Tennessee started to freeze New Years Eve with the evening temps in the teens. The low on Monday evening is supposed to be in single digits.
Rachel Pettiford, left, 14, and Jordan Crisanto, 8, dressed for the weather with blankets and knit hats to watch the Marion High School game on Friday evening. The kickoff temp was 25 degrees.
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Ex GLOBAL RESOLVE 2024 is a cold weather combat readiness exercise in Alaska.
Over 350 Canadian Army soldiers are putting their cold weather combat skills to the test with partners from the RCAF, the 11th Airborne Division from the United States, and soldiers from the Republic of Korea and Mongolia from February 13 to 22, 2024.
In total, over 600 Canadian Armed Forces members will participate in or support the exercise, with the majority coming from the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry. The exercise will comprise 8,000 soldiers who will engage in offensive and defensive operations in a complex environment.
Ex GLOBAL RESOLVE is an annual training event held on an alternating basis between the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center in Alaska and the Joint Readiness Training Center in Louisiana aimed at preparing the Canadian Army's Global Response Task Force (GRTF).
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L’Ex GLOBAL RESOLVE 2024 est un exercice de préparation au combat par temps froid en Alaska.
Plus de 350 membres de l’Armée canadienne mettent à l’épreuve leurs compétences de combat par temps froid avec des partenaires de l’ARC, de la 11th Airborne Division des États-Unis et des militaires de la République de Corée et de la Mongolie, du 13 au 22 février 2024.
Au total, plus de 600 membres des Forces armées canadiennes participeront à l’exercice ou l’appuieront, la majorité d’entre eux provenant du 3e Bataillon, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry.
L’exercice comprendra 8 000 militaires qui participeront à des opérations offensives et défensives dans un environnement complexe.
L’Ex GLOBAL RESOLVE est une activité d’entraînement annuelle qui se déroule en alternance entre le Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center en Alaska et le Joint Readiness Training Center en Louisiane et qui a pour but de préparer la Force opérationnelle d’intervention mondiale (FOIM) de l’Armée canadienne.
What little snow there was along Island Road in Bristol, Va. some creative residents collected enough to make a snowman. The cold temps will keep him happy and unmelted for a while.
A view of our deck through the kitchen window. What isn't immediately evident is the wind: wind chill is in the single digits.
Snow blows in across the lake as I take in a rare lunchtime visit to the park. With colder weather approaching today was the day to return to the park to test out some other gear to make sure the morning visit and a photo-a-day continues. Once the mornings get down below -10 c consistently only the right clothing and equipment will do, there's a difference going out daily you have to accept the weather as it is. These last few weeks of getting colder have taught me a few things, keeping warm, me and batteries, about how gloves should be made and how important keeping fingers warm is, keeping cameras and lenses dry, away from condensation, the value of zip-lok bags and how useful a tethered lens cap can be. Its an ongoing learning experience something I wouldn't trade for anything.
Guardsmen with the 207th Engineer Utilities Detachment, with UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter transportation support from 1st Battalion, 207th Aviation Regiment, participate in Arctic skills training in Snowhawk Valley near Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Feb. 9, 2019. Tasks included cold weather training, cross country skis, snow shoes, avalanche awareness and other Arctic warfare tasks. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Michael Risinger/Released)
12/28/12 – Cold Winter
And it's sure been a cold, cold winter
And the wind ain't been blowin' from the south
For some of us, winter is a time that we may avoid. We may just sit inside by a warm fire, dreaming of a hot summer. Not these two gals. Robyn and her daughter, Hailey, took advantage of the shining sun on this cold, cold winter day. And to my surprise, Hailey lost her first tooth right before the photo session. We had fun, spite the cold and goofed around quite a bit. Can you guess which one of them was on the naughty list?
It sure been a hard, hard winter
My feet been draggin' 'cross the ground
And I hope it's gonna be a long, hot summer
And the light of love will be burnin' bright