However, the SA-2 and SA-3 systems, being immobile, could only be moved over a nine-hour period at best, exposing the air defenses to degradation in case of a redeployment to keep up with advancing forces.
"The troops are in the midst of a redeployment to other parts of the border," Lerner said.
In mid-September Bostock gained the agreement of Kenney's headquarters to deploy No. 80 Wing to the recently captured island of Morotai in the NEI as part of a redeployment of RAAF units in the SWPA.
Syria moved more tanks and armored vehicles from Beirut to the border early today, continuing to reduce its military presence in Lebanon in a sudden redeployment.
Griffiths has been unable to persuade both sides to agree on the composition of a new civilian force to police Hodeidah, the first step in what is intended as a redeployment of Houthi forces away from the city and the port.
The councils said there was a redeployment policy in place to minimise the number of redundancies and they would "always seek to avoid compulsory redundancies wherever possible".
The council said there was a redeployment policy in place to minimise the number of redundancies and it would "always seek to avoid compulsory redundancies wherever possible".
Had the US and Iraq's Shia-dominated government agreed a redeployment of forces in 2011 the Iranian air-bridge into Syria could not have brought President Assad his lifeline, says Dr Rubaie.
Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip in 2005 was a "unilateral redeployment" that maintained a "very strict siege".
Indeed, Oslobodjenje, the Sarajevo daily paper, got hold of a military plan outlining a troop redeployment in Bosnia and Herzegovina that clearly suggested the imminence of war, even though the Army firmly denied the plan.
