What impact will a Brotherhood-led government have on the longstanding relationship between the U.S. military and the Egyptian military?

Our strategic relationship with Egypt remains one of the most important in the region.

the new strategy must "protect key investments in the technologically advanced capabilities most needed for the future . . . [and] no longer size Active Forces to conduct large and protracted stability operations while retaining the expertise of a decade of war."

These deep and broad defense cuts will impact every aspect of our Nation's defense capability.

the concept of reversibility--including the vectors on which we place our industrial base, our people, our Active/Reserve components balance, our posture, and our partnership emphasis--is a key part of our decision calculus.

I am concerned that the Military Services have dragged their feet on fully implementing this requirement.

the significance of this announcement seems to have been undermined by the cuts that were announced simultaneously.

My impression is that it's just more of the same and perhaps not really going to be a major change in terms of decisionmaking.

Admiral Willard, Northern Edge is a critical exercise to prepare forces for contingencies in the PACOM AOR.

I share your desire to provide our military voters timely and effective voting assistance.

U.S. military assistance to Egypt remains an important demonstration of our commitment to supporting Egypt.

General Fraser, is this program operated on a cost neutral basis? If not, why not?

piracy continues to threaten commercial shipping of U.S.- and foreign-flagged ships predominantly in the Horn of Africa region.

Retiring C-5s should be offered to the CRAF to establish the first ever U.S.-flagged outsized cargo carrier.