The way to respond, in my view, is NOT to allocate additional resources to nuclear forces but, rather, to invest in advanced capabilities--such as ISR, EW, cyber, lasers, and space defense--that can enable us to maintain our conventional superiority.
Mike Rogers: “The way to respond, in my view, is NOT to allocate additional resources to nuclear forces but, rather, to invest in…”
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Rogers argues for investing in advanced military capabilities instead of increasing nuclear forces.
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