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26 April - 5 May 2009

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About Exercise Eagle Resolve

Eagle Resolve is an annual, multi-national exercise designed to enhance regional cooperative defense efforts of the GCC and U.S. Central Command.

Participants

In addition to the U.S., Eagle Resolve includes GCC states. They are Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Press Releases

U.S., GCC nations complete field exercise

DOHA, Qatar – The Gulf Cooperation Council nations and the United States recently completed a two-day field training exercise here as part of Eagle Resolve 2009.
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Qatar's leading English newspaper following Eagle Resolve

The Peninsula, Qatars leading English daily, has reprinted SrA. Michael Longoria's stories on a recent visit from Ambassador Joseph LeBron and last week's GCC-US air operations exercise.
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Ambassador pays visit to Eagle Resolve

DOHA, Qatar – The United States Ambassador to the State of Qatar visited the National Defense and Crisis Management Center here Thursday.
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Al Raya Newspaper: Armed forces ends the preparation phase for Eagle Resolve Exercise

Raya news paper reports in its Sunday edition that the Qatari armed forces ended the preparation stage for Eagle Resolve Exercise 2009 and began the first phase of the exercise which is called “command post exercise” in participation of nations of GCC, the United States and some brotherly and friendly countries. The paper added that the Eagle Resolve is an exercise for crisis management and counter-terrorism and aims to strengthen cooperation between the State of Qatar and the participating States.
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Director of exercises and training visits Eagle Resolve

DOHA, Qatar (April 30, 2009) – The director of exercises and training at United States Central Command in Tampa, Fla. visited the National Defense and Crisis Management Center here today.
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Working together in the air operations center

DOHA, Qatar (April 27, 2009) – In the midst of an annual, multi-national exercise designed to enhance the cooperative regional defense efforts of the Gulf Cooperation Council and the United States, the Air Operations Center is coordinating the simulated “air war.”
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U.S. Forces, Qatar and GCC nations conduct cooperative defense exercise

U.S. Forces, Qatar and GCC nations conduct cooperative defense exercise
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GCC, U.S. begin Eagle Resolve with CPX

Eagle Resolve 2009 began a week-long command post exercise today in Doha, Qatar with senior military and government officials from the Gulf Cooperation Council nations and the United States.
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Al Sharq: Qatari and American forces participate in Eagle Resolve

The newspaper Al Sharq reports on the commencement of exercise Eagle Resolve. The director of the exercise, Commander Abdullah Jaman al Hamad, lauded this "great opportunity for Qatar to host the Eagle Resolve events, because working together with the U.S. forces and the other Gulf nations improves the defensive capabilities within the area, and the process reflects the cooperative spirit among the Gulf nations and the U.S."
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Al Arab newspaper: American and Gulf military in Doha participating in Exercise Eagle Resolve

Al Arab newspaper reports on the opening of Eagle Resolve, writing that the exercise "aims to enforce the regional cooperative defense efforts that the GCC and American Central Command provide." Brigadier (Pilot) Abdullah Juman Al Hamad, the head of the National Defense and Crisis Center, said the exercise "reflects the cooperative spirit between the GCC and the U.S."
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Audio / Video / Images

Eagle Resolve begins exercise

U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Shaun Withers explains the command post phase of Eagle Resolve, marking the beginning to the month-long exercise.

Eagle Resolve Field Training Exercises

U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Shaun Withers reports on the Eagle Resolve 2009 two-day Field Training Exercise. The FTX was part of Eagle Resolve 2009, an annual, multi-national exercise designed to enhance regional cooperative defense efforts of the Gulf Cooperation Council and the United States.

Air Operations Center Interview

U.S. Air Force MSgt. Shaun Whithers interviews Maj. Edith Correa-Perez, chief of command and control for the Central Air Force Command, at the Air Operations Center about their mission.