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Brian Keyser, research associate for health policy, Center for American Progress
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Department of Defense

… ecosystem. To maintain leadership in the era of great-power competition and succeed against our adversaries, a key … ecosystem. To maintain leadership in the era of great-power competition and succeed against our adversaries, a key … - page 98
… effort and resources on those that bear directly on great-power competition. Chapter Department of Defense Page number … effort and resources on those that bear directly on great-power competition. … Reduce the number of critical … - page 98
… in battlefield capability. The current era of great-power competition will continue for the foreseeable future, … in battlefield capability. The current era of great-power competition will continue for the foreseeable future, … - page 98
… mid-term, and long-term technology that is aimed at great-power competition ( China ) and can be matured, prototyped, … mid-term, and long-term technology that is aimed at great-power competition (China) and can be matured, prototyped, … - page 98
… a decade of steadily eroding budgets and diluted buying power, an appreciable degradation in readiness and training … a decade of steadily eroding budgets and diluted buying power, an appreciable degradation in readiness and training … - page 108
… and equipment. Declining budgets and decreased buying power have forced the Army to lower training standards and … and equipment. Declining budgets and decreased buying power have forced the Army to lower training standards and … - page 108
… the Army budget to remain the world’s preeminent land power. 2. Accelerate the development and procurement of the … the Army budget to remain the world’s preeminent land power. 2. Accelerate the development and procurement of the … - page 108
… of this chapter, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to “provide and maintain a Navy.” Inherent in this … of this chapter, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the power to “provide and maintain a Navy.” Inherent in this … - page 110
… reasons: to project prompt, sustained, and effective combat power globally, both at sea and ashore, and to deter … reasons: to project prompt, sustained, and effective combat power globally, both at sea and ashore, and to deter … - page 110
… land-based, air-based, and spacebased forces to project power outside sovereign territory, principally by operating … closely coordinated with these other elements of military power. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 111 … … land-based, air-based, and spacebased forces to project power outside sovereign territory, principally by operating … - page 111
… ity, and capacity to fight a major conflict with a great power like China , deter Chapter Department of Defense Page … … ity, and capacity to fight a major conflict with a great power like China, deter … ity, and capacity to fight a - 1580 … - page 111
… role as an expeditionary amphibious force that can project power from sea to shore and beyond while performing other … role as an expeditionary amphibious force that can project power from sea to shore and beyond while performing other … - page 114
… operations that are necessary for the projection of naval power. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 114 … … operations that are necessary for the projection of naval power. … “second land army,” prompting senior Marine - 1617 … - page 114
… mission in favor of other service priorities in great-power competition. This would be a mistake because USSOCOM can be employed effectively in great-power competition. Chapter Department of Defense Page number … mission in favor of other service priorities in great-power competition. This would be a mistake because USSOCOM … - page 121
… to include irregular warfare within the context of great-power competition, thereby providing a robust organization … to include irregular warfare within the context of great-power competition, thereby providing a robust organization … - page 121
… warfare capabilities synchronized with elements of national power. Broadly redefining irregular warfare to address … warfare capabilities synchronized with elements of national power. Broadly redefining irregular warfare to address … - page 121
… by which the United States uses all elements of national power to project influence abroad to counter state … actors, deter wider conflict, and maintain peace in great-power competition.” Chapter Department of Defense Page … by which the United States uses all elements of national power to project influence abroad to counter state … - page 121
… 3 Directly counter Chinese economic power - 1723 3. Directly counter Chinese economic power with all elements of national power in North America, Central America, and the Caribbean … - page 121
… rke, “Great Power Compe Research Service - 1858 rke, “Great Power Compe Research Service Report for Members and … Chapter Department of Defense Page number 128 … rke, “Great Power Compe Research Service Report for Members and … - page 128

Department of Homeland Security

… Coast Guard fleet should be sized to the needs of great-power competition, specifically focusing efforts and … Coast Guard fleet should be sized to the needs of great-power competition, specifically focusing efforts and … - page 155

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