Ultimately, we traded away the flexibility of having larger network of bases, and facilities, ports, and dry docks, and runways for cost savings and efficiencies.
Deb Fischer: “Ultimately, we traded away the flexibility of having larger network of bases, and facilities, ports, and dry docks, and…”
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Highlighting the consequences of reduced military capacity in the Indo-Pacific.
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