US deploys National Guard drone, electronic warfare brigade to the Middle East
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US deploys National Guard drone, electronic warfare brigade to the Middle East
The 116th Brigade's Mobile Brigade Combat Team blends traditional ground maneuver froces with UAS, EW and counter-UAS tools. It will be deployed amid high tensions in the Middle East
The U.S. Army is deploying 1,200 National Guard troops from the newly formed 116th Mobile Combat Brigade (MBCT) to the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) area of operations.
The U.S. Army is deploying 1,200 National Guard soldiers from the newly formed Mobile Combat Brigade (MBCT) to the Middle East to support the campaign against ISIS, according to the Jerusalem Post on September 23.
The US military deployed 1,200 National Guard troops from the Mobile Combat Brigade to the Middle East to support Operation Inherent Resolve, marking the first time the new brigade model has been deployed in combat. The US and Iraq agreed on a timeframe for ending the international coalition's military mission. Syria joined the US-led anti-ISIS coalition. Syria launched a nationwide anti-ISIS campaign.
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