Use of Army’s prepositioned ‘afloat’ equipment is expected to grow in the Pacific

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Vehicles and supplies were delivered aboard the Military Sealift Command’s USNS Red Cloud and offloaded at Subic Bay for Hawaii-based soldiers who participated in the back-to-back exercises Salaknib and Balikatan March 5 to April 8.

Use of Army’s prepositioned ‘afloat’ equipment is expected to grow in the Pacific

Army leaders in the Pacific are lauding the inaugural use of floating prepositioned supplies and equipment for a pair of recently completed exercises in the Philippines as a significant step forward in strategic agility.

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