U.S. military laying groundwork for potential action around Cuba
Summary
The U.S. Army Reserve is checking if it can offer police, medical staff, and other support units to the military's Southern Command within the next four months. This preparation might relate to potential actions near Cuba.Key Facts
- The U.S. Army Reserve is conducting a review to see if it can provide specific support units.
- These units include police forces and medical personnel.
- The support would go to the U.S. Southern Command, which manages military operations in parts of Latin America.
- The planned readiness is set for a timeframe within the next four months.
- The information comes from an internal Army message.
- CBS News obtained and reviewed this message.
- The news story may relate to potential military activity near Cuba.
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