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It depends on the mission and the scale if the deployment. Rangers and airborne can be dropped behind enemy lines to take out artillery so that convention forces can land on a beach or motor in on trucks. The army is the biggest branch in the military, so there choices are virtually limitless. It all depends on the intel of the target. Usually there are at least two different methods of inserting forces used as oppose to one. If soldiers are parachuting in most like there will also be ground units going in as well
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Which army organization is deploy-able at command level to sustain combat operations?
The Corps
What has more action the marines or the Army?
Depends on what the future holds, and also what you do. Both services deploy frequently... rotations might be more commonplace in the Marines, as it has a much smaller force to draw from. Both forces have units which deploy regularly, and they both have units which don't deploy at all. If your purpose of enlisting is simply looking for "action", you may want to reconsider it.... after three tours as a Combat Medic in the Army, I can tell you firsthand your eagerness for "action" will wane very quickly.
Which part of the army provides the foundation necessary to design raise train equip deploy and ensure the readiness of all army forces?
Institutional
Which part of the army provides the foundation necessary to design raise train equip deploy sustain and ensure the readiness of all army forces?
Institutional
Which is an area targeted by the us first army?
The US First Army does not have a specific area that it targets. Its primary role is to train, mobilize, and deploy forces in support of military operations, as directed by the Department of Defense. The First Army's focus is on providing readiness and training support to soldiers, units, and partners in order to enhance combat capabilities.
Which branch of the U.S. Armed Forces is composed of land combat and service forces which includes aviation water transport and space and cyberspace forces?
The US Army
What is the amry territorial?
The term Territorial Army comes from the British. Their Territorial Army is composed of locals who serve in a reserve capacity, and it's a homeland force - it doesn't deploy to foreign war zones. Some countries refer to such forces as a Home Army or National Guard, although the US National Guard wouldn't fit the criteria - the US National Guard is a combat deployable force. State Guard Forces funded, raised, and maintained in some states would be a closer equivalent.
If you switch from Army to Air Force can you wear the Combat Action Badge?
The Combat Action Badge (CAB) is specific to the U.S. Army and is awarded to soldiers who have actively engaged or been engaged by enemy forces in combat. If you switch from the Army to the Air Force, you will not be authorized to wear the CAB unless you have previously earned it during your time in the Army. The Air Force has its own combat-related awards and badges, such as the Air Force Combat Action Medal (CAM).
From the beginning Congress intended the U.S. Marine Corps to serve as a second land army in the event the U.S. Army required additional ground combat forces.?
False
Where did grant move his army to on April second 1865?
Grant ordered Sheridan to deploy his troops at Jetersville, astride the railroad Richmond-Danville, in order to intercept the Confederate forces who were retreating from Petersburg.
Do cooks in the army go into combat in the Australian Army?
Cooks like all people in the Australian Army are trained in basic combat. They are unlikely to go into combat as it is not their job function.
Was the army mos 11m eligible for the combat infantry mans badge?
Yes, and a lot of 11M soldiers got it in Operation Desert Storm. You must have an Infantry or Special Forces MOS, be assigned to an Infantry or Special Forces unit and engage in direct combat with the enemy to earn the CIB.
