Military deployment to allied territory in response to external aggression is a routine NATO response mechanism with minimal constitutional implications for US governance. A-score of 4.89 reflects limited violence driver (2 for military escalation risk) and minor rule_of_law concerns (1 for international norms), but lacks direct US constitutional damage mechanisms. B-score of 23.98 driven by high media friendliness (8), strong outrage potential (7), and significant mismatch between hype and actual constitutional impact (8). The event involves resource reallocation but affects narrow population and represents standard alliance behavior rather than constitutional crisis. High intentionality (9) reflects geopolitical signaling and military posturing typical of international incidents.