Defense officials reportedly create domestic civil disturbance quick reaction force using National Guard troops capable of ...

The Trump administration is looking at plans to set up a 600-person National Guard “quick reaction force” to quickly deploy ...

President Trump and the Pentagon are considering creating a full-time “Domestic Civil Disturbance Quick Reaction Force” that ...

Hundreds of National Guard troops might be stationed in two states and serve as a quick reaction force that could respond to ...

Documents reviewed by The Post detail a prospective National Guard mission that, if adopted, would require hundreds of troops ...

Documents obtained by The Washington Post indicate that the Pentagon is evaluating plans to set up a task force of National ...

Pentagon plan would keep 600 National Guard on constant standby, raising legal, cost and civil-military concerns.

The Trump administration is weighing a proposal to create a "Domestic Civil Disturbance Quick Reaction Force"—a new ...

One Year After Jan. 6 Attack, Push For Quick Reaction Force Is Dead On Capitol Hill Experts also warn changes at DoD won’t speed up how quickly Guardsmen could respond to future incidents.

In interviews, Rhodes has said that the national Oath Keepers organization never did muster a quick reaction force for Jan. 6, and that some members and their associates went off mission.

Last March, the Capitol Security Review Task Force recommended that Congress establish a quick reaction force within the D.C. National Guard to respond to crises at the Capitol. That followed the ...