If successful, such actions would not only harm the U.S. defense industrial base, but also impede the military strategy and tactics of our Armed Forces and allies in regions where our forces are deployed or our interests are at stake.
Jim Inhofe: “If successful, such actions would not only harm the U.S. defense industrial base, but also impede the military strategy…”
On the recordSeptember 21, 2011
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Inhofe warns about the impact of foreign boycotts on U.S. defense contractors.
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