prepositioned

But Powell's family and close friends think they know the real story: yes, he's "prepositioned" men and material in the forward bases of politics; no, this naturally cautious man hasn't yet agreed to invade.

Powell On The Brink 2008

"The United States has 'prepositioned' vehicles, military equipment, even a 500-bed hospital, for US Marines, Special Forces, and Air Force fighter and bomber aircraft at at least six sites in Israel, all part of what is antiseptically described as 'US-Israel strategic cooperation.'"

Israpundit 2009

1,200 French soldiers are currently "prepositioned" in Dakar at one of three permanent French bases in Africa.

Taipei Times 2010

1,200 French soldiers are currently "prepositioned" in Dakar at one of three permanent French bases in Africa.

Taipei Times 2010

1,200 French soldiers are currently "prepositioned" in Dakar at one of three permanent French bases in Africa.

Taipei Times 2010

Military stores will be prepositioned there for use in the region and beyond.

Renewing an Alliance Andrew Shearer 2011

But these limited operations are under threat because the prepositioned food stocks are running out, she said.

U.S. fails to get U.N. to condemn Sudan violence 2011

But these limited operations are under threat because the prepositioned food stocks are running out, she said.

U.S. fails to get U.N. to condemn Sudan violence 2011

A near-contemporary military writer in Europe suggested that an army without prepositioned supplies could not feed itself from a population less than about ninety-one people per square mile.

Between War and Peace Col. Matthew Moten 2011

It permits reliance on proven capabilities such as prepositioned ships.

The Necessity of U.S. Naval Power Gordon England 2011