FORMOSA 2024

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Marine Corps Forces Reserve and Marine Corps Forces South
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For the United States, engagement in Exercise Formosa reaffirms its commitment to strengthening ties with strategic partners in Latin America. The U.S. Marines' participation shows support for Brazil's continued efforts in promoting democratic values and supporting the rule of law across the continent.
 

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FORMOSA 2024 ARTICLES AND PRESS RELEASES

U.S. Marine Corps and Brazilian Naval Infantry launch Exercise FORMOSA to strengthen regional security
U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South and the Brazilian Naval Infantry (CFN) commenced Exercise Formosa today, a major Brazilian military exercise with U.S. participation aimed at enhancing the bilateral training partnership between the United States Marine Corps and Brazil and strengthening regional (continued...)

U.S. Marine Corps and Brazilian Naval Infantry launch Exercise FORMOSA to strengthen regional security
U.S. Marine Corps Forces, South and the Brazilian Naval Infantry (CFN) commenced Exercise Formosa, a major Brazilian military exercise with U.S. participation aimed at enhancing the bilateral training partnership between the United States Marine Corps and Brazil and strengthening regional (continued...)



FORMOSA 2024 - PHOTO GALLERY
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Able Seaman Christopher, of the Bahamian Coast Guard, applies the hypoglossal pressure point to Lead Seaman Lacalle Johnson, also of the Bahamian Coast Guard, during pressure point training conducted by U.S. Coast Guard Training Team members as part of Exercise Tradewinds 2011, March 8, 2011. Pressure points are a tool that can be used by maritime law enforcement officers to gain compliance from subjects that refuse to comply with orders. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class George Degener).

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