On the recordMarch 27, 2012
Will the U.S. take steps to intercept it, as Japan has indicated it may do? Or will the Administration lead from behind and merely watch it fly by?
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congress.govWill the U.S. take steps to intercept it, as Japan has indicated it may do? Or will the Administration lead from behind and merely watch it fly by?
Turner questions U.S. response to North Korea's missile launch.
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