"Now, we have a military objective, the enemy," said Marco Rincón, 25, a soldier with the Rapid Deployment Force.
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Egyptian security officials say it has set up a special rapid deployment force that could intervene if the Houthis threaten shipping lanes in the strategic Red Sea.
In February, Slovakia requested that NATO station officers there to establish a co-ordination centre for the alliance's new 48-hour rapid deployment force.
In Somalia, the United States backed Siad Barre from 1980, primarily because it wanted the air and naval facilities at Berbera for its Rapid Deployment Force.
This, he said, would leave Scotland home to a rapid deployment force of between 8,000 and 12,000 troops, a single air base and a single naval base.
The European Union has been talking about creating a 60,000-man "rapid deployment force," and some Bush advisers believe that this force could replace the Americans in Bosnia and Kosovo.
This operation moved 2,000 troops of the elite Rapid Deployment Force, several transport aircraft and helicopter gunships into rebel-dominated territory.
Mr. Trajkovski called on the United Nations to re-introduce its Preventative Deployment Force, which he said was successful and kept the peace by patrolling the borders.
Among other things, the Trenton air base is home to a major search-and-rescue center, a rapid deployment force and the fleet of jets used by senior Canadian government officials.
