As we celebrate the 50th year of the United States-Japan Security Treaty, whereby Japan granted the United States military base rights on its territory in return for a U.S. pledge of protection, we are witnessing potential fundamental changes in our relationship with Japan.
Inhofe discusses the significance of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty amid changing relations.
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