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He had taken part in Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor's fact-finding mission to South Vietnam in 1961, which recommended that the United States deploy combat troops there.

"While we were essentially able to rely on Arab partners and the National Transitional Council in Libya, and can assist, for example, Amisom's vital mission in Somalia indirectly, it would be foolhardy indeed and against all the lessons of history to imagine that we will never deploy combat troops again".

But Mr Hammond stressed: "It is not our intention to deploy combat troops.

Since WWII the country has been constitutionally bound not to deploy combat troops abroad.

In response to the deteriorating military situation, the Americans began to deploy combat troops to South Vietnam in large numbers.

But the more heated controversy to come regards "boots on the ground," and whether a renewed Authorization will expand the president's power to deploy combat troops.

Of the National Guard's 15 best-trained, best-equipped and most ready-to-deploy combat brigades, all but one are either in Iraq now, have demobilized after returning from a one-year tour there or have been alerted for duty in 2005-06, The A.P. reported.

And, for the first time, the military deploying combat troops to Iraq from South Korea.

"We are not deploying combat troops but contributing to international efforts to prevent the humanitarian crisis from deepening," said Abbott.

"The prime minister has been pretty explicit about what help we can provide, and he has said we will not be deploying combat troops," the source added.

The Australian government has repeatedly ruled out deploying combat troops, though cabinet has approved special forces to help train the Iraqi army.