A bombshell report reveals that U.S. troops are set to be deployed across the nation as the Pentagon braces for an impending ‘civil war,’ with hundreds of National Guard forces positioned as quick reaction units to quash riots and civil unrest in American cities. This alarming escalation, detailed in The Washington Post on Tuesday, signals a dystopian shift where the military turns inward, preparing to enforce order amid fears of widespread chaos.
Pentagon officials have drafted preliminary plans to station 300 National Guard troops at a base in Arizona and another 300 at a base in Alabama, creating rapid-response teams capable of intervening in urban hotspots at a moment’s notice. As tensions simmer over political divisions, economic instability, and social unrest, critics warn this move could erode civil liberties, turning the homeland into a militarized zone under the guise of security. With no clear timeline or oversight details released, the deployment raises urgent questions about the true intent behind fortifying domestic forces, potentially foreshadowing a crackdown on dissent in a deeply divided America.
Upi.com reports: Each would serve as a “Domestic Civil Disturbance Quick Reaction Force” to quell violence during protests, riots and other forms of civil unrest, according to Pentagon documents that The Washington Post reviewed.
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The units would be capable of deploying within an hour, with Arizona troops responding to unrest in locations west of the Mississippi River and the Alabama troops to locations east of the river.
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Its costs could reach hundreds of millions if military aircraft and their crews are part of the reaction force, but using commercial air services would reduce those costs, according to the Pentagon documents.
If the Trump administration approves the creation of such a force, it would be able to move troops among states instead of relying on National Guard troops from each respective state.
The quick reaction force would not become active until 2027.
When asked for comment, an unnamed Pentagon official called the Defense Department a “planning organization” that “routinely reviews how the department would respond to a variety of contingencies around the globe,” Fox News reported.
“We will not discuss these plans through leaked documents, pre-decisional or otherwise,” the official said.
The documents were prepared by Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, according to Fox News.
Reports of the potential quick reaction force were made after Trump on Monday deployed 800 National Guard troops to Washington after declaring a crime emergency in the nation’s capital, despite the fact that crime has gone down in recent years there.
He earlier deployed 4,000 California National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles to protect federal buildings and Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents while they enforced federal immigration laws there in June.
The president also deployed thousands of troops to the nation’s southern border to deter illegal crossings.
