Sentences with phrase «redeploy troops»

An enemy attack is terrifying and often leaves you scurrying to redeploy troops from another part of the front line.

It would mean rebuilding facilities, or weapon systems, ships, etc., or redeploying troops, building new bases, etc., NONE of which is being done.

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Operation Gratitude, which started collecting leftover candy in 2007, is one of several support - the - troops organizations that bring military - level logistics to the task of gathering, sorting and redeploying literal tons of leftover candy.

Within 18 months, we can anticipate U.S. troops to be predominantly out of Iraq and redeployed in Afghanistan.

On late Wednesday afternoon an RAF patrol identified a force of pro-Gaddafi troops who had been fighting at the Zawiya oil refinery and were attempting to redeploy in a small tugboat along the coast.

Greens urged President Obama to let the troops come home to be with their families for the holiday, rather than stationed or redeployed elsewhere.