The U.S. Army Reserve is assessing whether it can provide additional troops to U.S. Southern Command within three to four months as American military planners continue examining possible operations ...

The military planning comes as President Donald Trump has intensified pressure on Cuba and called for fundamental political change on the island.

The US Army Reserve is assessing whether it can provide military police, medical, engineering and logistics formations to US Southern Command within 90 to 120 days.

Army Reserve Checks Forces for Possible Cuba Mission ...

An internal Army message reported by CBS News shows the Pentagon preparing logistics, military police and surgical units for an operation aimed at Cuba, days after Trump told the UN that the Cuban ...

Some units would "possibly [be] needed in 90-120 days," according to an internal Army message reviewed by CBS News.

"We want to help Cuba. We want to open Cuba up to our people. We have great Cuban Americans who want to go back," President Donald Trump said.

The Army Reserve has asked its commanders whether military police, medics and other support units could be made available as soon as late December to back potential military action aimed at Cuba, ...

The US military is looking at whether it can provide troops and support units to its Southern Command within the next four months, as Washington steps up planning related to Cuba ...

The US Army is considering deploying medical, logistics and military police units, as the Pentagon keeps plans ready for possible action in Cuba, the US broadcast network CBS is reporting exclusively.

An FIU expert says the timing of the Army's Cuba planning message may be tied to South Florida political interests.