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The US Army is requesting information on unit availability for Southern Command within 90 to 120 days.
The US Army continues preparations for a military operation against Cuba. CBS News reports this with reference to an internal document of the US army and officials.
According to the publication, the US Army Reserve is exploring the possibility of providing police, medical personnel and other support units to the US Southern Command over the next four months.
“Although the message makes no mention of Cuba, it requests the continuation of military planning against Cuba,” the material said.
According to the document, the Army Reserve headquarters is requesting information from subordinate commands regarding the availability of six types of units that will be subordinate to the US Southern Command. These units "may be needed in 90 to 120 days." Information is required to be provided by September 25.
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Providing unit availability information to U.S. Army Reserve Headquarters.
Very likely · Within days

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