The Army has deferred his scheduled deployment to Afghanistan, and he awaits an answer from the army as to the status of his request.
The Nimitz-class USS George H.W. Bush and its battle group were on their way to a regularly scheduled deployment in the Middle East when the White House and Pentagon realized that their route would take them right past all this Crimean business.
But he could not get out of his unit's next scheduled deployment, to Afghanistan in early 2010.
His suicide attempts and hospitalization finally got the attention of the Army, which kept him back from a scheduled deployment to Iraq.
For several days, Mr. Annan has been asking Washington for help in airlifting peacekeepers from three battalions committed by Jordan, India and Bangladesh ahead of their scheduled deployment in Sierra Leone next month.
If there is progress in arms‐control talks between now and 1983 (the scheduled deployment date for these missiles), then the plan to deploy 572 warheads can be altered.
The Royal Navy's response force task group - which includes helicopter carrier HMS Illustrious and frigates HMS Montrose and HMS Westminster - is in the region on a scheduled deployment.
Discussing the scheduled deployment of a new Trident submarine that could push the U.S. nuclear arsenal into violation of the second strategic arms limitation treaty, Reagan said: "I can assure you we're not going to do anything that's going to undercut the negotiations that are going on (in Geneva).
The Army has already scheduled deployments in Bosnia of headquarters units of the 29th Infantry Division from Virginia and the 28th Infantry Division from Pennsylvania, as well as combat brigades from North Carolina, Oklahoma, Georgia, Idaho and Indiana.
More brigades become available in the summer and fall, although others currently in Afghanistan will be ending their scheduled deployments then as well.
The first Stryker battalion is scheduled for deployment this May, so it could yet see action in Iraq.Technology alone is but an instrument with which to wage war.
