On the recordFebruary 15, 2017
We have not had a near-peer competitor for decades, and that has allowed us to take for granted certain fundamental aspects of projecting power and deterring and defeating aggression.
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congress.govWe have not had a near-peer competitor for decades, and that has allowed us to take for granted certain fundamental aspects of projecting power and deterring and defeating aggression.
Reed discusses the shift in military dominance and the emergence of near-peer competitors.
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