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Historically, I can't be certain, but the 10th Mountain Division has been the most frequently deployed division since its reactivation in the 1980s. Since WW1, 82nd Infantry Division (later Airborne) has been deployed to areas of the globe such as Dominican Republic, Haiti, Panama, Grenada etc. because it is an reactionary force. The 10th is not considered that but a secondary. However it could be for cold weather areas.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoThe traditional shortage occupations - Motor Transport and Military Police. Going into either MOS in any component in a wartime military is a virtual guarantee of deployment.
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the lenght of the war
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