And the average deployment has lasted 13 months.
He opposed the deployment of intermediate-range nuclear missiles in Europe in the early 1980's.
Mr. Obama, according to details provided by his campaign Monday, also will call for pursuing vigorous diplomatic efforts aimed at a global ban on the development, production and deployment of intermediate-range missiles.
For example, he used the deployment of intermediate-range nuclear missiles to win the withdrawal of both nations' weapons.
It also has an arsenal of intermediate range missiles in operational deployment, some of which can travel more than 3,000 km (1,875 miles).
When the common wisdom held that the Soviets would slow the development and deployment of their intermediate-range missiles, Wolfowitz predicted, correctly, that the Soviets meant to modernize and enhance them.
In 1979, in response to the Soviet deployment of SS-20 intermediate-range ballistic missiles targeted on western Europe, NATO decided to deploy cruise and Pershing II ballistic missiles starting in December 1983.
The INF Treaty remains in effect, prohibiting the United States and Russia from the development or deployment of new land-based intermediate range (500-5500 km) ballistic or cruise missiles, whether nuclear or conventionally-armed.
This study provides knowledge that can be applied for the deployment of large-scale offshore wind turbines in intermediate water depths in Korea.
For the ease of deployment, the approaches that require a modification at the intermediate nodes are considered difficult and those solutions in the end nodes are identified as easy for development.
