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  1. Donald Trump may deploy military forces, including the National Guard, during the upcoming election period.
  2. Donald Trump called on the National Guard to assist in fighting crime.

Ti Defense Awarded Contract for DoC National Guard Anti-Crime Initiatives

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Ti Defense announced it has been awarded a contract by the District of Columbia National Guard. The agreement is to provide the company’s Military Virtual Trainer (MVT) system to support an anti-crime and public safety initiative championed by President Trump. The MVT delivers a fully immersive training environment that combines precision marksmanship and dynamic use-of-force scenarios.

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The contract supports rotating National Guard units in Washington, D.C. The system is designed to improve safety, readiness, and decision-making abilities for public safety and crime prevention operations.

President Trump has called on the National Guard to assist in fighting crime, and he may deploy military forces, including the National Guard, during the upcoming election period.

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  • Donald TrumpPresident Trump's initiative provided the context for the anti-crime and public safety mission.

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