| The number of rapidly deployable mobile batteries used on each mission by the Army will depend on the operational requirements. |
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| Reserve component forces are a vital part of the Army's deployable combat power. |
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| The player also has several different types of deployable structures available in his arsenal. |
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| The air bag assembly comprises an inflator for generating gas and an air bag cushion deployable upon generation of gas by the inflator. |
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| Light forces are easily deployable but lack lethality, tactical mobility, and protection. |
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| Obesity brings on health problems, ones that we cannot afford in the Army, not only financially, but in terms of deployable soldiers. |
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| Although this quick-and-dirty approach is good for prototyping, it presents significant challenges for building deployable code. |
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| Currently there is no deployable capability for the European Rapid Reaction Force. |
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| This headquarters is rapidly deployable with the capability to meet any mission and fulfill the requirements of the joint force commander. |
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| The equipment includes a rapidly deployable shelter that will act as a mobile field decontamination station. |
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| To join a deployable brigade, soldiers must agree to extend their service through the end of the unit's deployability window. |
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| The JTR must be inherently reliable, maintainable, and deployable in order to minimize life cycle support costs. |
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| In fact, for most of the Cold War, the Army's rapidly deployable capability was limited to a single contingency corps. |
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| We needed a comprehensive and powerful tool that was also simple to use and quickly deployable. |
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| Our selection was based on operationally deployable units and major third line repair depots. |
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| It comes in multiple editions and is rapidly deployable at your place of business or as a hosted service at sagecrm.com. |
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| When a squadron deploys at sea, they need a fully-manned deployable unit. |
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| It needs to be better equipped, but above all, it needs more deployable manpower. |
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| This tracking system must be readily and consistently deployable at a variety of scenes. |
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| We are actively encouraging this with an emphasis on flexible, deployable, and technologically advanced and interoperable forces. |
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| Their goal is not only to get better, but they also expect to be deployable. |
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| We have got more than half the deployable strength of the U.S. Army there. |
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| It now services ships and submarines alongside the wharves to ensure personnel are dentally deployable under the conditions of individual readiness. |
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| The airline industry objects that sometimes these deployable recorders can pop out without cause, spreading needless alarm. |
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| It will expand the capabilities of these systems into a system that is rapidly deployable, tailorable and scalable to meet the needs of the land component commander. |
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| The Government of Canada is committed to providing suitably equipped, readily deployable forces in response to the situation. |
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| This commitment will increase deployable civilian capacities to reinforce state institutions and advance the rule of law. |
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| Yes, our tactical and operational capabilities must be rapidly deployable, immediately employable, highly mobile and lethal, durable, and sustainable. |
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| The assembly area is the gathering place for deployable resources prior to the start of the exercise. |
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| The deployable headquarters infrastructure and communications for HQ ARRC is provided by the 1st Signal Brigade under the Army 2020 concept. |
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| Future wars will be waged by rapidly deployable, smaller, more mobile, and lighter forces, capable of immediately engaging in combat operations in the theater of operations. |
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| In an environment of rising delinquency and credit losses, organizations need rapidly deployable solutions that accelerate reduction of bad debt while minimizing operational costs and risks. |
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| What NATO needs above all is more deployable and better-equipped forces and European leaders prepared to tell their voters why they should pay for them. |
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| The unit employment Board members asked her if she was deployable, to which the grievor argued the question was meant to bring out her medical status. |
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| These units need to be rapidly deployable and fully self-sufficient. |
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| After completing the needs assessment pilot project, five missions were identified as most needing support in respect of enhanced rapidly deployable capacities support in the short term. |
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| Further, inspectors were to determine that lifejacket stowage was easily identified, accessible and clearly signed, and that children's lifejackets were stowed separately and readily deployable. |
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| During a crisis, a standing, rapidly deployable emergency information management capacity will be of great assistance to first responders and victims. |
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| There is a lack of permanent air transport capacity and of permanently available deployable troops, as well as of adequate communications and reconnaissance capacities. |
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| According to those in favour, such buses are not only cheaper and internationally deployable, they are also more environmentally-friendly because they use less fuel per passenger. |
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| The current information barrier is not yet a deployable system. |
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| The vessels should also be equipped with a readily deployable liferaft, easily accessible life-saving equipment and a mechanism to immediately alert others of an emergency situation. |
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| About 145 of the total strength are deployable on operations. |
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| In 1999 discussions took place concerning the establishment of an Outputs database, which will provide details on all running and completed Tempus projects and will be Internet deployable. |
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| The team will focus on the composition of requirements for the minimum level of physical fitness and individual performance needed by each Service Member in order to be deployable. |
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| A central recurring theme is the necessity for all members of the international community, developed and developing States alike, to be much more forthcoming in providing and supporting deployable military resources. |
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| Any sensors and platforms that are included in the survey should be deployable to potential oil spills within 96 hours, at least in principle. |
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| Washington, Maryland to be used as a ruggedized, immediately deployable mine awareness and demining instruction tool in Eritrea. |
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| It is envisaged as a deployable joint force, for use in a wide range of crisis scenarios, up to and including high intensity combat operations. |
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| Command of deployable assets is exercised by the Fleet Commander of the Naval Service. |
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| The A400M features deployable baffles in front of the rear side doors, intended to give paratroops time to get clear of the aircraft before they are hit by the slipstream. |
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| The concept brings together Northrop Grumman's air and autonomous air vehicles, space, large deployable and re-entry systems expertise into a delta wing design. |
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| As operation logisticians, Supply Corps officers support deployable units under the organizations of the Navy Expeditionary Combat Command and Navy Special Warfare. |
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| Bluepoint Solutions today announced a partnership with Malauzai Software to provide community financial institutions with a rapidly deployable mobile deposit offering. |
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| The Netcool suite provides rapidly deployable, scaleable technology that offers complete visualization of our end-to-end storage service solution. |
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| Add eight KC-135 Stratotankers to the 940th Wing and inactivate the 583rd Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operational Repair Squadron, Engineering unit. |
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