BRITISH forces put on a show of strength in Russia's backyard yesterday in a Nato exercise, as an Army chief called the Kremlin threat "very urgent".
State-of-the-art British helicopters swooped over a land assault in Estonia as part of the alliance's biggest wargame since the Cold War.
British and US troops were supported by two Apache AH-64E choppers, making their debut in a NATO exercise, and even patrol dogs got in on the act.
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