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US and Finnish navies display drones used to enhance security in Baltic Sea

(31 Mar 2025) RESTRICTIONS SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Upinniemi - 31 March 2025 1. Mid of Puma unmanned aerial vehicle in the air ++MUTE++ 2. Wide of US Marines controlling Puma 3. Mid of US Marines controlling Puma 4. Close of fingers controlling Puma 5. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Martin Harris, EUMARFOR (European Maritime Force): “This is a unique opportunity for NATO nations to participate in an operation that not only increases their abilities together individually and as a whole, but it's to protect very critical infrastructure that is key to allies in this region and worldwide. That's why we're proud to be a part of it. And proud that we got the call to come and be part of it.” 6. Pull out of U.S. Marines controlling Puma 7. Close of U.S. Marines 8. Close of fingers 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Adan Galindo, U.S. Marine Corps: “Yeah, so exactly what you're seeing there, if we find anything that's interesting out there or anything that's traversing, we're able to kind of put a Puma (drone) in vicinity of and try to identify what it is and just get clarification.” 10. Close of Finnish flag patch on Finnish soldier’s sleeve 11. Wide of Finnish conscripts at radar station 12. Mid of Finnish conscript’s back 13. Wide of radar 14. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Marko Laaksonen, Deputy Chief of Staff, Finnish Navy: “NATO has calculated that the reaction time before this Baltic Sentry activity was 17 hours on average. And now it's under one hour. So that's quite a huge thing for us.” 15. Mid of Puma drone stationary 16. Close of propellor of Puma 17. Close of Puma tail 18. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Marko Laaksonen, Deputy Chief of Staff, Finnish Navy: (responding to a question about whether the fact that there haven’t been any damaged cables during the past month is because of the presence of U.S. Marines): “Maybe, that’s one factor of course, but I think in overall the NATO presence here in the area, and the fact that we want to make us visible is a threat for the shadow fleet captains. They know that if they are doing something, they will get caught.” 19. Wide of Puma flying in the air above rubber boats ++MUTE++ 20. Mid of Puma flying in the air ++MUTE++ 21. SOUNDBITE (English) Corporal Tyler Jaekel, Electronic Warfare Marine, U.S. Marine Corps: “When it comes to Norway, I'm going to be telling them stories about how we learned how to ski, we learned how to get up whenever we fall. When it comes to here, I'll be telling stories just about how great the people are and how great it was to work with them and just how fun of an experience this is.” 22. Wide of Puma being disassembled 23. Wide of Puma parts being carried 24. Tilt-down of part being boxed 25. Close of parts being packed 26. SOUNDBITE (English) Maj Martin Harris, EUMARFOR (responding to a question about whether it makes him feel less safe to see military operations being discussed on unsecured forums): “So, there's a process to everything, right, and you know things happen, unfortunate things happen and there's a process to ensure that those things don't happen. And when they do happen, there's a process to make sure that processes then are changed, and policies are changed. So, as a confidence level, I don't think that's probably a place for me to speak on the confidence of those things. Certainly, I think we're all trying to do the right thing at the right time, at the right place.” 27. Wide of Puma flying and being brought into water with splash STORYLINE: At the end of February, the U.S. Marine Corps unit of approximately 40 personnel arrived in Finland. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...