Andrew P. Hunter: “We have got only one speaker left, so I would ask my colleague from Pennsylvania to close on his side if he could.”

It is concerning; and, of course, it fits a pattern, a long-term pattern of efforts by China to obtain intellectual property and technology from the United States.

But we are in a different situation now. And so we have an opportunity to come up with a strategy that is focused on meeting these new challenges, not simply trying to avoid more harm.

I think what today's hearing and what this situation and NATO's eastern flank highlights is the fact that we don't have a tremendous amount of time to wait around for the next great Army to show up in 10 to 15 to 20 years.

I think competition works well when it is driving innovation, and obviously also can work well to control costs.