Credit: WO2 Ian Houlding/NATO
The image conjured up by the phrase “military exercise” involves heavily armed men jumping out of helicopters or storming a beach. But NATO’s Arrcade Fusion features a small town’s worth of canvas structures assembled on a Royal Air Force base in the U.K., in which 1,000 personnel spend two weeks...
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