On the recordJanuary 14, 2009
The military exchanges, the military training programs, should be seen in the light of a benefit to the United States, not as a favor to someone else.
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congress.govThe military exchanges, the military training programs, should be seen in the light of a benefit to the United States, not as a favor to someone else.
Inhofe argues that military training programs benefit U.S. interests significantly.
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