He said other groups were limited by agreements with donors to working in the earthquake zone and could not redeploy quickly.
He had access to a large force of men and river steamers which was stationed at Basankusu and could redeploy quickly to the site of large scale rebellions.
"It gives them maximum tactical flexibility to deploy and redeploy resources quickly and in amounts that are significant," said one Republican with close ties to the White House.
Engineers are also improving runways, lighting, communications, storage and housing at bases in Uzbekistan and Pakistan where American forces are stationed, signaling a long-term commitment, or at least the ability to redeploy forces quickly.
Staff were quickly redeployed and more than 80% of desks were open to process passengers as quickly as possible".
Social movements tend to be mutually reinforcing, the tactics learned in one cause quickly redeployed in another context.
One of the FAA's most important facilities may have been badly damaged, but the agency quickly redeployed workers to other air traffic control centres.
If the Americans thought first of von Braun's potential usefulness to them in the protracted war that was still expected in the Pacific, they quickly redeployed him against the Soviet threat.
No, the formula was very simple: build this really flexible, really open economy, tolerate creative destruction so dead capital is quickly redeployed to better ideas and companies, pour into it the most diverse, smart and energetic immigrants from every corner of the world and then stir and repeat, stir and repeat, stir and repeat, stir and repeat".
The proponents of maritime power might argue, however, that - unlike the large land forces that the United States based in Europe in the past - warships can, if required, be quickly redeployed elsewhere.
