Exercise Trident Juncture 2015 wrapped up on 6 November 2015, marking the end of the NATO’s largest exercise since 2002. More than 36,000 personnel from more than thirty nations were involved, testing Allied forces' abilities to work together and with partner nations and organizations to meet a wide range of security challenges. The live military training element of the exercise, which began on 19 October, included more than 230 units, 140 aircraft, and sixty ships. More than twelve International Organizations, aid agencies, and non-governmental organizations also participated in the exercise. Non-NATO participants included Austria, Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Finland, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Georgia, Sweden, and Ukraine. Trident Juncture 2015 took place primarily in Spain, Italy, and Portugal.
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