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ELEFSIS, Greece – Riggers from 5th Quartermaster Theater Aerial Delivery Company and Greece's 865th Aerial Delivery Battalion hook a Type Five-Palette System to a Greece Air Force Chinook cargo helicopter Apr. 5 at the Greek Air Force Base here. Thirteen Kaiserslautern-based Soldiers and Greek riggers participated in a training exercise named Spartan Hellenic, which focused on building airdrop interoperability. The American Army unit, 5th QM, 39th Transportation Battalion, 16th Sustainment Brigade, 21st Theater Sustainment Command, and the Greek Air Force unit, the 865th Aerial Delivery Battalion, use theater airdrops to resupply warfighters with food and equipment they need to continue to do their job via containers on platforms pushed out of C-130 cargo planes. (Photo courtesy of Greece's 865th Aerial Delivery Battalion)