Deploying large numbers of American military forces onto foreign soil to nation-build vice accomplishing a defined missi...
We got stuck in Iraq and Afghanistan because we cared about the political outcomes of those countries afterwards.
I do expect that we will be fighting away games because, quite frankly, that is a premise of our national security strat...
Our defense strategy must contend with non-state and transnational actors; a rising economic and military powerhouse in ...
No doubt about that as was true in the Cold War as well in Central America and Grenada and the threats from Cuba.
We are currently moving ahead to implement a commercial scheduling solution called MASS, the Medical Appointment Schedul...
Well, we look forward to hearing the progress, you know, as these things go forward. And it certainly seems like a big s...
I have been here since 2001, on the VA Committee in the House and now in the Senate, and this is just something that has...
We appreciate your preaching job for today, and we appreciate all of you for being here.
The biggest challenge our defense establishment faces is one of institutional inertia.
Very good. That is a great step in the right direction. That is encouraging.
I was pleased that recently, I believe Dr. Shulkin said that we were going to be looking at commercial applications.
The pace and tenor of our lives has been irrevocably altered by the acceleration of change.
For the life of our country, we have mostly thought away games, especially in the last 100 years.
I commend Chairman Cotton, Senator King, and the rest of the Airland Subcommittee for beginning this conversation.
Given the changing face of war in the future... what differences would you expect to see in ground combat leaders of the...
We can no longer afford this misalignment--not only is it costly, but it also poses undue risk.
It is $25 billion in debt. And while the program does help some Americans with moderate incomes, as well as farmers, it ...
