If we remain on our present trajectory, I fear we may see our seapower and power projection capabilities eclipsed.
Randy Forbes: “If we remain on our present trajectory, I fear we may see our seapower and power projection capabilities eclipsed.”
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Forbes warns about the decline of U.S. seapower due to global military advancements.
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