have you gotten word from the eu that that sort of help is coming soon? well, you know, the eu agencies and also the united nations agencies are already on the ground in poland and what we need now is just, you know, the polish central government to call for help and for a willingness to authorize those agencies to operate in poland. let me give you one example. we need a relocation scheme in europe and in the world so that this huge logistics exercise goes under way, because what happens now is just improvisation. in the middle of the night where i cannot absorb more people i call my friends from other cities in poland and in europe and they send buses and we bus people to better conditions but we cannot do it forever. we cannot improvise anymore. we need help. of course, volunteers, ngos, my own people are, working day and night but we need assistance. we need, for example, psychologists and teachers right
As the Pentagon funnels more military assets and capabilities into the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command theater, U.S. commanders in the Middle East must now adjust their strategy using an economy of force approach. They need to achieve security and deterrence outcomes by proverbially “doing more with less,” including considering new and creative approaches to achieving results for regional deterrence, such as integrating theater logistics and engineering capabilities more prominently into the deterrence campaign.
The US military appears to be moving forwards with a plan to develop overland supply routes to the Gulf by establishing new storage sites in western Saudi Arabia. US Army vehicles that were unloaded at Yanbu's industrial port for onward ship.
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7 YANBU, Saudi Arabia Soldiers deployed to support the 1st Theater Sustainment Command conducted port operations at Saudi’s King Fahd Industrial Port at Yanbu, April 19-26, 2021 as part of Logistics Exercise 21 (LOGEX).
The combined effort to support the exercise included the 101st Division Sustainment Brigade; 595th Transportation Bde.; 1stst Battalion, 35th Armored Regiment, 2nd Bde. Combat Team, 1st Armored Division; and mission partners from the Saudi armed forces.
The purpose of LOGEX 21 was to demonstrate the 1st TSC’s readiness and ability to provide responsive support to U.S. and partner nation forces from anywhere in the U.S. Central Command theater, exercising the Trans-Arabian Network.