Sentence examples for Began deployment of from inspiring English sources

In 1955 the U.S. Army began deployment of the Honest John in western Europe, and from 1957 the Soviet Union built a series of large, spin-stabilized rockets, launched from mobile transporters, given the NATO designation FROG (free rocket over ground).

The US began deployment of the THAAD system in South Korea a day later.

Moscow has begun deployment of the new SS-27 ICBM and has upgrades to this missile and several other systems under development.

One official said the FBI would begin deployment of the system in four of its 56 field offices by the end of the year.

Though the general said the new sites were intended to allow for more realistic tests, arms-control advocates contend that the Bush administration is trying to begin deployment of a working missile shield under the guise of testing, because the ABM treaty allows certain types of tests.

It has recently begun deployment of the DF-26 ballistic missile, which has been dubbed both a "Guam killer" and a "carrier killer" because it can effectively target both the U.S. naval and air bases at Guam, and the U.S. aircraft carriers that have been the mainstay of American naval dominance since 1942.

And while some still hold out hope for the security forces that began deployment late last night as part of the unity government's new "security plan", others say it is too little too late; that there is no cause for celebration yet, even if the rival Hamas and Fatah factions end up wearing the same uniform.

According to one account, there have been more than 50 bomb explosions claiming dozens of lives since the central government began a deployment of troops into the region in July.

Qualcomm's change in plans appears somewhat surprising, considering that it only began commercial deployment of its first ARM-based server processor called the Centriq 2400 last fall, in a bid to diversify its revenue streams beyond the mobile device market.

He is also expected to try to prevent further deterioration of Soviet-West German bilateral ties, which have been severely strained by a prolonged anti-German propaganda campaign from Moscow that began after deployment of U.S. Pershing nuclear missiles in West Germany in 1983.

But that option was not pursued, and Nato is beginning the deployment of interceptor missiles and radars in Romania, the Czech Republic and Poland.