With the proposed end strength of our Reserve and National Guard, and then the restructuring of SOUTHCOM, are we as prepared to respond to future natural disasters and other emergency humanitarian crises in the region as we have been in the past?
Palazzo questions the preparedness for future humanitarian crises due to military restructuring.
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