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Why do bombers move so often?

Military forces, including bombers, are frequently redeployed for various reasons beyond specific threats. This includes participation in joint exercises with allies, routine training rotations, maintenance schedules, and strategic repositioning to maintain readiness and operational flexibility across different theatres.

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