On the recordMay 12, 2009
If we can't count on the Navy to jump in here at times, or other branches of the military to protect our fleets of marine cargo, then I think we're suffering from a delusion.
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congress.govIf we can't count on the Navy to jump in here at times, or other branches of the military to protect our fleets of marine cargo, then I think we're suffering from a delusion.
Lautenberg expresses concern over military support for maritime security.
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