Army Prepositioned Operations (Field Manual FM 3-35.1)¶
United States Department of the Army. (2008). Army Prepositioned Operations (Field Manual FM 3-35.1).
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- US Army Prepositioned Stocks in Europe and South Korea are large-scale military instances: equipment already in theatre, configured for rapid issue to deploying units, avoiding the weeks of sealift that would otherwise delay force generation.
This sourceThe Army's APS prepositioning in Europe and Northeast Asia, configured for rapid issue so that equipment needed at once need not come by sealift. The Army's prepositioned unit sets, complete sets of configured equipment held ashore in Europe and Northeast Asia for issue to deploying units.
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“APS are located at several land based locations, as well as aboard ships, to quickly project power to contingency areas.”
- US Army Prepositioned Stocks in Europe and South Korea are large-scale military instances: equipment already in theatre, configured for rapid issue to deploying units, avoiding the weeks of sealift that would otherwise delay force generation.
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