Given the interdependence of global commerce, I share the concern that national security and economic security face new risks.
Ash Carter
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Ashton B. Carter is a prominent figure in American politics, known for his service as the 25th United States Secretary of Defense from 2015 to 2017 under President Barack Obama. A member of the Democratic Party, Carter has had a distinguished career in public service and academia, focusing on national security and defense policy. He has also held various positions within the Department of Defense and has been involved in significant defense initiatives and reforms during his tenure. Carter is recognized for his expertise in technology and its implications for military strategy.
The Guide provides a risk-based approach that the Air Force will use to certify the capability of potential New Entrant launch companies.
Yes, the reconciliation or the reintegration of lower level Taliban be continued.
I do support the President's decision to withdraw 30,000 U.S. surge forces from Afghanistan by next summer.
U.S. policy toward Afghanistan is not contingent on a single leader. Rather, our commitment is to the people of Afghanistan.
If confirmed, I look forward to the opportunity to continue to serve President Obama and Secretary Panetta in a new role.
I think Senator McCain used the word 'intolerable' and I would agree with that.
I'm not completely satisfied with any part of the F-35 that's showing cost growth and the F-135 engine has.
The Guard and Reserves, we couldn't have done what we've done over the last 10 years without the contribution of the Guard and Reserves.
Yes, it's essential for the Afghan Government to provide services for their people.





