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• Air and ground elements of NATO's Quick Response Force searched
• Walker also said " quick response forces " would be on alert but he would not give further details.
• The response to that outbreak was slower and less organized than it might have been had a quick response force been available.
• Spain authorized the basing of the quick response force at Mor髇 Air Base near Seville, for a temporary one-year term.
• STARs are a quick response force capable of rapid nationwide deployment via air, ground or sea transportation in response to changing threat conditions.
• Bargmann is a member of Bagram's Quick Response Force, on call 24 hours a day to respond to emergencies _ an aircraft downing or soldiers under attack.
• Around 200 troops are expected to be sent to each city, with backup provided by a quick response force of up to 500 based in Mazar-e-Sharif.
• Western diplomats praised the quick response force as the military backbone that U . N . troops in the Balkans have sorely lacked since sending a mission to Bosnia three years ago.
• After Rivageders is free of Q-Stein forces, Major Rodeschild orders a quick response force be deployed to assist the Proton Civilian Resistance under heavy fire northeast of the town.
• Aboard the USS Kearsarge, the largest of the three ships that make up the quick response force sent here, Marines prepared transport helicopters, operating rooms, and water purification systems.
• Air and ground elements of NATO's Quick Response Force searched a former front-line area around Rudanka, near Doboj, said a NATO spokesman, Maj . Thomas Moyer.
• MSSTs are a quick response force capable of rapid nationwide deployment via air, ground or sea transportation in response to changing threat conditions and evolving Maritime Homeland Security ( MHS ) mission requirements.
• An important breakthrough took place, he said, when Col . Faisal ( Iraq Army ) asked the Marines to provide a permanent Quick Response Force ( QRF ) that would be dedicated to supporting Iraqi Police operations.
• In April 2013, the Pentagon announced the activation of a USMC quick response force for North Africa that would use the range and speed of the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey to be able to respond to similar events in the future.
• Bargmann is a members of Bagram's " Quick Response Force, " a company-sized unit that is on call 24 hours a day and responds to emergency situations, like an aircraft downing or soldiers under attack who need reinforcements.
• The initial opening, operation and defense of the airfield at Kigali, Rwanda, this weekend will require 200 Army troops and Air Force traffic specialists backed up by a quick response force based at Entebbe, Uganda, according to Deputy Defense Secretary John Deutch.
• On 18 September 2015, 14 militants reportedly " entered from Afghanistan " and tried to storm a Pakistan Air Force base in Badaber, Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan killing 29 Pakistanis including a Pakistan Army's Quick Response Force's commander Captain Asfand Yar.
• As a result, the National Joint Headquarters ( Fellesoperativt Hovedkvarter-FOHK ) prepared elements of the Telemark Battalion, which makes up the Norwegian Quick Response Force ( QRF ) with its base Mazar-e Sharif in northern Afghanistan, to create better security for the central government in the area, which would make it possible for the aid organisations to enter Badghis province and provide assistance for its poor population.
• Key Pentagon response units include the 500-member Army Chemical / Biological Quick Response Force at Aberdeen, Md .; the Marine Corps Chemical / Biological Incident Response Force, a 370-member unit based at Camp LeJeune, N . C .; the Army Technical Escort Units ( including one based at Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah ); and three National Medical Response Teams ( based in Los Angeles, Denver and Winston-Salem, N . C . ) managed by the U . S . Public Health Service.
• The unit is expected to slot into plans by both NATO and the EU to set up new quick response forces . _ setting up by next year of a European command for strategic air transport, with a common transport unit to fly troops to trouble spots, a major gap in Europe's military capacity . _ a joint European unit to counter threats from chemical, biological or nuclear attacks . _ a European disaster response system able to deploy civil and military assets within 24 hours . _ European military training centers . _ A European deployable field headquarters . _ A European procurement agency to coordinate arms purchases.