Trident Juncture 2018
{'<entity_0>': 'military exercise', '<entity_1>': 'Trident Juncture 2018', '<entity_2>': '07 November 2018', '<entity_3>': '25 October 2018', '<entity_4>': 'Norway', '<entity_5>': 'NATO'}
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<entity_1>, abbreviated TRJE18, was a <entity_5>-led <entity_0> held in <entity_4> in October and <entity_2> with an Article 5 collective defence scenario. The Norwegian government offered to host the exercise, and <entity_5> accepted <entity_4>'s offer in 2015. <entity_1> consisted of three main parts: a phase of deployment lasting from August to October, a live <entity_0> from <entity_3> to <entity_2> and a <entity_0> from 13 to 24 <entity_2>. During the <entity_0> (LIVEX) from <entity_3> to <entity_2> the participants began training according to a scripted scenario. The <entity_0> (CPX) lasted from 14 to 23 <entity_2> at <entity_5>'s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, <entity_4>. Between the initial preparations and <entity_2>, <entity_5> and the Norwegian Armed Services received 412 environmental damage incident reports and 51 complaints. On 4 <entity_2>, <entity_5> soldiers detained and handcuffed a 46-year old disabled man in Spillum while he was out walking. Prior to the exercise, Kantar TNS conducted a survey among Norwegians on behalf of the Norwegian Armed Forces, in which 64% of respondents were positive towards <entity_5>, while 65% of respondents viewed the exercises in <entity_4> positively. Between November 6 and <entity_2>, the survey was repeated with 69% of respondents answering positively towards <entity_5> and 68% of respondents in favor of the exercises.
['military exercise']