If we can restore that kind of thinking to a renewed global power competition, then we will actually never have to fight, because our adversaries will not want to take us on.
Michael D. Griffin: “If we can restore that kind of thinking to a renewed global power competition, then we will actually never have to…”
On the recordApril 17, 2018
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Michael Griffin emphasizes the importance of a strong stance in global power competition to deter conflict.
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