- Military personnel from Britain advance through Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia.
Got a training drill lined up at Senne's military site in North Rhine-Westphalia, and it calls for some significant military movements across Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia. The operation begins on September 3rd to 6th, then resumes from September 14th to 18th. Around 70 vehicles a day, as per the British troops stationed in Germany, will hit the roads. They'll be rolling in from the UK, and their journey starts from Emden's port on the Lower Saxony coast, heading towards Normandy barracks, situated on Paderborn's northwestern fringe.
The convoy will split into different groups, taking turns at various intervals, covering the approximately 300-kilometer journey through motorways and federal highways. However, the exact route details will be kept under wraps for military confidentiality reasons.
The military exercise taking place in North Rhine-Westphalia involves significant movements within this region and Lower Saxony. The British troops stationed in Germany will be utilizing roads in North Rhine-Westphalia, traveling from Emden's port in Lower Saxony to the Normandy barracks located near Paderborn.
