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… measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States itself. It apparently aspires to dominate Asia … measure the most powerful state in the world other than the United States itself. It apparently aspires to dominate Asia … - page 92
… to prevent Beijing’s hegemony over Asia. Accordingly, the United States must ensure that China does not succeed. This … allies in Asia prohibitively difficult. Critically, the United States must be able to do this at a level of cost and … to prevent Beijing’s hegemony over Asia. Accordingly, the United States must ensure that China does not succeed. This … - page 93
… The United States and its allies - 1379 The United States and its allies also face real threats from … Chapter Department of Defense Page number 93 … The United States and its allies also face real threats from … - page 93
… a grim landscape. The - 1380 This is a grim landscape. The United States needs to deal with these threats forthrightly … of Defense Page number 93 … This is a grim landscape. The United States needs to deal with these threats forthrightly … - page 93
… U.S. allies must also step up, with some joining the United States in taking on China in Asia while others take … goals will require more spending on defense, both by the United States and by its allies, as well as active support … U.S. allies must also step up, with some joining the United States in taking on China in Asia while others take … - page 93
… a central part of U.S. defense strategy with the United States not just helping allies to step up, but … a central part of U.S. defense strategy with the United States not just helping allies to step up, but … - page 93
… forces required to deter Russia while relying on the United States primarily for our nuclear deterrent, and … forces required to deter Russia while relying on the United States primarily for our nuclear deterrent, and … - page 93
… - 1396 Implement nuclear modernization and expansion. The United States manifestly needs to modernize, adapt, and … 93 … Implement nuclear modernization and expansion. The United States manifestly needs to modernize, adapt, and … - page 93
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… The United States must regain its - 1450 The United States must regain its role as the “Arsenal of … own procurements. Under previous Administrations, the United States built its reputation as a reliable partner … - page 98
… The United States can change this - 1451 The United States can change this downward trajectory by … ensure both that our partners remain interoperable with the United States and that our defense industrial base regains … - page 98
… cost of developing advanced defense platforms requires the United States to collaborate with key allies to minimize … base to create a system that is greater than that of the United States alone. Chapter Department of Defense Page … cost of developing advanced defense platforms requires the United States to collaborate with key allies to minimize … - page 101
… on niche areas where there are cost advantages for the United States. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 101 … on niche areas where there are cost advantages for the United States. … 1 Enhance defense industrial base planning … - page 101
… (ITAR) to facilitate trade with such allies as the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Chapter Department of … (ITAR) to facilitate trade with such allies as the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. … 2 Decrease … - page 101
… The United States military is an - 1470 The United States military is an extraordinary institution, … force. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 102 … The United States military is an extraordinary institution, … - page 102
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