Projecting the force in the Pacific/ James S Moore
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Army Sustainment : March-April 2018, pp.40-43 (74)Summary: The article highlights on force projection. The processes of force projection mobilization, deployment, employment, sustainment and redeployment are a continuous, overlapping and repeating sequence of events throughout the operation. Force projection operations are inherently joint and require detailed planning and synchronization.
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The article highlights on force projection. The processes of force projection mobilization, deployment, employment, sustainment and redeployment are a continuous, overlapping and repeating sequence of events throughout the operation. Force projection operations are inherently joint and require detailed planning and synchronization.
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