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The US Department of Defense has a concept known as "Total Force," with includes all of the branches of the military including reserves and national guard and interestingly enough, civilian contractors like Blackwater USA. The US Army has bases across the world and can, theoretically move an entire brigade to a combat zone within 48 to 72 hours.
However, mobilizing the reserves and the National Guard takes longer and thus activating the US Army's Total Force takes several months.
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