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Original Caption: "The largest field training exercise (FTX-51) conducted by the United States Forces in Germany since the end of World War II is taking place October 3-10 in the northern sector of the U.S. Zone. The eight day joint Army, Navy, and Air Force manuever is under the direction of General Thomas T. Handy, Commander-in-Chief, European Command. French and British ground and air units are also participating. FTX-51 is described by manuever officials at "combine" headquarters at Frankfurt as a controlled two-sided manuever to test the battle efficiency and logistical support of all elements of the U.S. troops, as well as provide training for newly arrived units in the European command. A total of 60,000 men include U.S., Franch, and British troops are participating in the training exercises."</div>
6 October 1951<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1951-10-06T00:00:00Z/11</div>
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