What year did Exercise Joint Warrior begin
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DG - I was involved in the civil/military coordination of such exercises and reckon that the name was adopted around 2004. Before that they were known as 'JMC' - 'Joint Maritime Coordination' IIRC - and ran three times per year. However, I can recall a/c of various nations gathering at Edinburgh, for pre- and post - ex briefing, way back into the '80s, so they are not a new idea.
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I'm a civvy but was involved with JMOTS
Very hazy memories of all nighters here.
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Prior to 1971 anti submarine warfare training was run by the Joint Anti Submarine School based at Londonderry. These courses were expanded to include other disciplines of Maritime warfare under the direction of the Joint Maritime Training School based at RAF Turnhouse. Exercises were controlled, in the main, from HQNMAR, MHQ Pitreavie Castle until Pitreavie closed in the late 80s.
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Prior to 1971 anti submarine warfare training was run by the Joint Anti Submarine School based at Londonderry. These courses were expanded to include other disciplines of Maritime warfare under the direction of the Joint Maritime Training School based at RAF Turnhouse. Exercises were controlled, in the main, from HQNMAR, MHQ Pitreavie Castle until Pitreavie closed in the late 80s.
