121st Train Regiment signs partnership with the town of Étampes

Military personnel met with residents at the market and signed a twinning charter and partnership agreement for lasting ties.

Generic image of military vehicles parked on a town square in front of a stone building.
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Generic image of military vehicles parked on a town square in front of a stone building.

This Saturday, November 14th, the town of Étampes welcomed the 121st Train Regiment, based in Montlhéry, to renew its twinning charter and sign a partnership agreement aimed at forging lasting connections.

This Saturday, November 14th, the town of Étampes hosted the 121st Train Regiment. The soldiers held a stand in the town center market to interact with residents and inform them about careers in the Army. Several military vehicles were displayed on Place du Général-Romanet, allowing the public to discover these impressive machines.
This morning was primarily an opportunity for the town to renew the twinning charter with the 121st Train Regiment, and also to sign a partnership agreement. Through this act, the municipality effectively wishes to forge lasting ties with the regiment based in Montlhéry, through regular exchanges, meetings, awareness campaigns for the younger generation, commemorative visits, or animations.
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"This signing took place in the salons of the Hôtel de Ville, in the presence of Mayor Gilles Bayart, numerous municipal elected officials, and representatives of veterans' associations, and concluded with a toast and musical entertainment performed by professional violinist Gayane."

The town of Étampes
Based on information from the official source: Ville d'Étampes (14/11/2026)