Do you assess that the United States currently possesses a relevant and tangible National Security Strategy, Defense Strategy, and Military Strategy for successfully addressing China's growing regional and global influence? If not, why not?
Forbes questions the effectiveness of U.S. strategies against China's influence.
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This country, this committee, this Congress needs to move back to strategic thinking where we have a comprehensive strategic plan.
In the coming decades, this is the region where the largest armies in the world will camp.
I do not see it as inevitable that we will have a confrontation with China in the South China Sea if we have the correct strategy to avoid such confrontation and potential conflict.
I am not really--there may be a lot of excuses for not getting there by 2020 for the Air Force, but I am not listening to excuses on the civilian side anymore.
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