The presumption that the decades' long technological superiority enjoyed by the United States and our allies will continue into the future may no longer be valid.
Jack Reed: “The presumption that the decades' long technological superiority enjoyed by the United States and our allies will…”
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Reed emphasizes the diminishing U.S. technological advantage and the need for a new strategy.
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