N-HOUR

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N-HOURNotification Hour
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Within the N-hour sequence we have a short window in which to plan against a specific problem set in a specific part of the world.
Validating readiness: a battalion commander's observations from a no-notice exercise
The N-hour sequence focused on company-and battalion-level activities conducted within the first 12 to 24 hours after being alerted.
Training and certifying companies for C2CRE and GRF missions
Each operation is executed while also being fully prepared to initiate an n-hour sequence in response to being activated for a state funeral.
Broadening leaders, sharpening minds, and developing differing perspectives
Within 90 days, an N-hour sequence, a pre-assumption inspection program, and an emergency deployment readiness exercise (EDRE) program had all been developed, validated, and tested.
Welcome (back) to the jungle
Before September 11th, specifically in the 101st Airborne Division, we used terms such as Rapid Deployment Force, Division Readiness Brigade, and N-hour sequence for deployment notification.
Deploying the force
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