Also the Italian Air Force at the important NATO exercise The NATO exercise “Tiger Meet” ended on Friday 25 May at the POZNAN air base in Poland. Taking part in the exercise was a contingent of Italian Air Force aircraft and personnel belonging to the 21st Flight Group of the 9th Wing, Grazzanise (CE)with two helicopters HH-212 ICOand of the 12th Fighter Group of the36th Wing of Gioia del Colle (BA)with 4 aircraftEurofighter 2000. The 9th Wing reports to the Air Squad Command and, with its HH-212 flight assets, ensures support operations for Special Operations as well as search and rescue of personnel both in Italy and as part of international missions, providing air support to surface forces and intervening, in the presence of casualties, with emergency medical evacuation activities.
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