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Exercise Return of Forces to Bláfjallaríki REFORB
File:USNS Pecos (T-AO-197), JS Izumo (DDH-183), and JS Takanami (DD-110) participating in Japan-U.S. Bilateral Exercise (ILEX22-6)2022-08-07.jpg A Gristo-Serkonan amphibious assault ship and a Rökkuringur offshore replenishment vessel conducting replenishment training.
Type	Bilateral annual military exercise.
Location	Thalassian Sea, off the coast of Rökkurlynd
Planned by	Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces Rökkurlynd Federal Armed Forces
Objective	To test Gristo-Serkonan expeditionary capability and Rökkurlynd military capability against a near-peer adversary.
Date	19 September 1998 (1998-09-19) - Present
Executed by	Gristol-Serkonos RGS Air Force RGS Navy File:FlagRGSAFMarines.png RGS Marines GS Army Rökkurlynd Federal Armed Forces Rökkuringur Army Rökkuringur Navy

Exercise Return of Forces to Bláfjallaríki, commonly known as Exercise REFORB, is an annual bilateral military exercise and campaign conducted by the Gristo-Serkonan and Rökkuringur military forces that begun in 1998. The exercise is intended to ensure that the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces has the expeditionary capability to quickly deploy forces to Rökkurlynd in the event of a conflict with Wazheganon and to test the capabilities of the Rökkurlynd Federal Armed Forces against a peer adversary. Because of the Republic of Chênes' policy of neutrality prohibiting transit of military personnel through Chênique territory, Gristol-Serkonos is forced rely on the navy and air force to rapidly deploy forces to assist Rökkuringur troops in the event of a conflict with Wazheganon.

Overview

Operation REFORB has three objectives:

• To test Gristo-Serkonan expeditionary capability of its air force and navy.
• Provide critical military training for the Rökkurlynd Federal Armed Forces
• Conduct land warfare exercises to simulate a conflict between peer adversaries.

REFORB was first conceived in 1997. Following the 1993 Osawanon War, Gristo-Serkonan air assets has been assisting Rökkuringur security forces in dealing with counter-insurgency in the Bláfjallaríki region. In 1995, GS Chancellor Jean Watanabe announced plans to begin a bilateral military exercises. Bilateral agreements were signed in 1996 between the two Norumbian governments and the first exercise was conducted in 19 September 1998.

Forces Involved

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Armed Forces

Annually, the RGSAF commits 15,258 personnel in the exercise.

Branch	Unit	Headquarters	Subordinate Commands	Assets Attached
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy	Maritime Forces: North	RGSFB Naval Installation Griswald	MARNOR Expeditionary Task Force Amphibious Assault Squadron Escort Squadron MARNOR Naval Aviation Group VFA-100 VFA-102 HSM-21 HSM-22	4,258 officers and enlisted sailors 1 Amphibious Assault Ship 2 Amphibious Landing Docks 4 Guided Missile Destroyers 4 Frigates 2 Hunter-Killer Submarine 1 Attack Submarine 20 Carrier Aircraft 19 Helicopters
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Marines	1 Marine Brigade Group	RGSAFB Land Installation Ulstrand	901 Marine Commando Battalion 1 Marine Brigade Support Battalion A Battery, 968 Marine Artillery Battalion 971 Marine Reconnaissance Battalion 929 Marine Aviation Battalion	4,150 Marines 250 vehicles
Royal Gristo-Serkonan Air Force	2nd Air Division	RGSFB Air Base Fardal	10 Air Wing 453rd Special Operations and CSAR Squadron 11 Air Wing 163th Tactical Fighter Squadron 301st Strategic Airlift Squadron 454th Special Operations and CSAR Squadron	500 officers and enlisted aviators 24 F-106 Tempest 48 HH-218 Peregrine 2 C-156 Frigatebird 7 CC-150 North Star
Gristo-Serkonan Army	2nd Army Division	RGSFB Land Installation Garafraxa	19 Armoured Battalion 3 Reconnaisance Battalion 53 Mechanized Infantry Battalion 73 Air Defence Battery 27 Combat Support Battalion 17 Armoured Engineering Battalion 41 Army Aviation Battalion	6,350 troops 300 vehicles

Rökkurlynd Federal Armed Forces

Branch	Unit	Headquarters	Subordinate Commands	Assets Attached