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The 30,000 U.S. troops in Europe pose little credible deterrence to a Russian of NATO’s eastern flank, a reality trumpeted by Army commanders and backed up by a spate of recent studies that recommend at least another brigade be permanently available to defend the continent.A determined Russian advance on the Baltics could reach the capitals of Estonia and Latvia within two and a half days, according to a recent report by Rand Corp. Army units dispersed throughout Europe would have…
