Can security cooperation be a substitute for U.S. forces? And the reason I am asking that question is I am concerned that some may assume that security cooperation can replace U.S. forces as a justification for the further drawdown.
Elise Stefanik questions if security cooperation could replace U.S. military forces amid drawdown concerns.
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