KFOR 34 Conducts Crowd Riot Control Training

Photo By Sgt. Cheryl Madolev | Italian military forces and a Lithuanian instructor conduct an after action review, also known as an AAR, during a Crowd Riot Control training event at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, Hohenfels, Germany, Oct. 1, 2024. CRC training familiarizes soldiers with the equipment, preparation, and tactics needed for potential riot situations they might face during an upcoming deployment to Kosovo in support of KFOR. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Cheryl Madolev)  

HOHENFELS, GERMANY

10.02.2024

Story by Sgt. Cheryl Madolev 

153rd Public Affairs Detachment

Soldiers preparing to be assigned to Kosovo Forces Regional Command - East, also known at KFOR RC-E, joined together this week to conduct Crowd Riot Control, or CRC, training at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center, in Hohenfels, Germany. CRC training aims to familiarize the soldiers with riot control equipment, preparation, and tactics. The training consists of three phases including lecture and instruction, practical exercises, and an after action review.

The 41st Infantry Brigade Combat Team and attached Allied and partner nations, arrived in Hohenfels in late September and have been rotating through multiple training exercises in preparation for the upcoming nearly year-long deployment in support of NATO-led KFOR mission. CRC training is an important piece of the KFOR training that all military forces must complete before they arrive in Kosovo for the KFOR peacekeeping mission. KFOR was established 25 years ago by the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 of 1999 and the Military Technical Agreement.

• Date Taken: 10.02.2024
• Date Posted: 10.02.2024 07:39
• Story ID: 482305
• Location: HOHENFELS, DE