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The 2002 Moscow treaty, Mr. Bush's one and only agreement, allows each country to deploy between 1,700 and 2,200 long-range nuclear weapons.

The thinking is now that the US navy can only man and deploy between eight and 10 nuclear patrols at the maximum, and the British and French contributions will be vital to mounting their own deterrent activity, particularly round the coasts of Africa and the Gulf.

Distributing the vaccine by hand was very time-consuming; biologists could only deploy between 150-300 doses per hour.

Aquamarine said it planned "ultimately" to deploy between 40 and 50 devices along the coast at Lag na Greine, near Fivepenny Borve.

IFM's drones are designed to deploy between warehouse shifts, taking off autonomously, scanning the aisles and landing themselves for a recharge.

Speaking on the BBC's The View, the chief constable said: "Every night across Belfast we have to deploy between 150 and 200 officers just to manage interfaces and the tensions that arise through conflict within loyalism and interface issues," he said.

Further, large deployments to East Timor (19,705 personnel deployed between June 1999 and May 2005) and Iraq and Afghanistan (26,915 personnel deployed between 2001 and December 2009) have occurred since then.

But the single complaint being investigated by the Met concerns a suspected undercover police officer deployed between 2000 and 2003.

One case concerned a suspected spy, deployed between 1999 and 2003, who allegedly stole the identity of Rod Richardson, who died two days after being born in 1973.

The Minuteman III was deployed between 1970 and 1975 with two or three independently targeted reentry vehicles (or MIRVs), each carrying a 170-kiloton thermonuclear warhead.

The last case concerned a suspected spy, deployed between 1999 and 2003, who allegedly stole the identity of Rod Richardson, a boy who died two days after being born in 1973.