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Discover Ludwig"response force" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a group of individuals or units who are trained and equipped to respond to emergencies or crises. Example: "The government has deployed a rapid response force to assist with disaster relief efforts in the affected areas." In this sentence, "response force" refers to a specialized group of individuals who are specifically trained and equipped to respond quickly to emergencies and provide aid during a disaster. This phrase is commonly used in military, law enforcement, and emergency response contexts.
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"We will now significantly enhance the responsiveness of our Nato response force.
There is already a Nato response force in place.
The creation of a rapid response force to deal with such future cases.
"That's twice as many troops as the current level of troops in the Nato Response Force".
"There should be an international rapid response force to defend monuments and archaeological sites in conflict zones," he said.
From Israel's point of view, there is just one problem with that response: Force alone will not stop terrorist attacks.
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When the Afghan quick-response force arrived, its soldiers stood looking dazed.
The American forces returned fire, and a Special Operations quick-response force went to the scene, Major Harrison said.
One of the missile complexes in Nebraska is about a hundred and twenty-five miles from the airbase in Wyoming where a full tactical-response force is stationed.
During the summer of 2013, a tactical-response force operating out of Malmstrom Air Force Base, in Montana, failed a major security test.
Marines in the next few days will relieve a brigade of the 82nd Airborne Division in southern Iraq, allowing the rapid-response force to head home.
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