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The Ghana Army and their counterparts from the US Marine Corps will conduct a 10-day bilateral exercise in Daboya in the Northern Region and Akim Achiase in the Eastern Region from June 10-20.
A statement signed by Lieutenant Colonel Y. Dzotefe-Mensah for Director of Public Relations said the training exercise would involve troop movements of the two forces, live firing and a humanitarian and civil affairs package.
It said the exercise was aimed at enhancing the interoperability of Ghanaian troops and US marines in small unit operations and testing their combat readiness.
Source: GNA
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