If the requirement for amphibious capabilities is 38 ships, and the agreed level of acceptable risk dictates a need for 33 ships, will the Navy and Marine Corps have the ability to fully support the COCOM requirements, when, I believe, only 29 ships will be available in 2011?
Hagan questions Navy's ability to meet amphibious ship requirements given projected availability.
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I think that's very important, because it certainly would degrade their capability.
I am pleased that the strategy that the administration has developed for defeating ISIS does include the training and equipping the moderate Syrian opposition.
The United States cannot bear this fight alone, and a strong coalition, including the neighboring Arab states, is obviously critical to destroying ISIS.
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