Sentence examples for prepare to deploy from inspiring English sources

Defence department policy calls for a 1-to-2 ratio of deployment to "dwell time" - time at home to rest, reset, reconnect with family, integrate new unit members, train and prepare to deploy again for combat.

Military working dog Quin is photographed with his handler at the Wiltshire military training ground of Salisbury Plain as 7th Armoured Brigade prepare to deploy to Afghanistan on Operation Herrick 19.

"We will begin by collapsing Isil's control over both of these cities and then engage in elimination operations through other territories Isil holds in Iraq and Syria," Carter told soldiers of the 101st airborne division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky as they prepare to deploy, once again, to Iraq.

In other developments: The Netherlands has advised its soldiers not to wear uniform in public while travelling on public transport as a precautionary measure as the Dutch prepare to deploy six F-16 fighters to join the US-led air campaign.

The war ended before these operations took place, however, and following the Japanese surrender the battalion was ordered to prepare to deploy to Singapore for garrison duties.

While all this is going on, Mr. Obama has ordered the Chief of Staff of the US Armed Forces, General Raymond Odierno, to prepare to deploy US soldiers onto the streets of towns and cities throughout the United States, because they will have to help with the security and logistics needed to conduct the referendum.

The UN was preparing to deploy emergency response units.

A spokesman said on Monday that more militiamen were preparing to deploy to Anbar.

Cameron told Renzi that Britain is also prepared to deploy six additional NCA officers to Sicily.

"People are prepared to deploy these strategies," she said about the enthusiasm for new green approaches.

The RAF is preparing to deploy a second Airseeker over Iraq and Syria, Fallon disclosed.