Do you assess that China's naval modernization effort forms part of a broader Chinese effort to assert regional influence, and if so, how should the United States respond?
Randy Forbes: “Do you assess that China's naval modernization effort forms part of a broader Chinese effort to assert regional…”
On the recordDecember 10, 2013
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Forbes questions the implications of China's naval modernization for U.S. strategy.
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