Biden's losing Cold War strategies WashTimesOpEd
In the event of war, the U.S. Navy is incapable of simultaneously supporting American forces in the Pacific, fulfilling military commitments elsewhere and securing U.S. supply chains, which are much more dependent on ocean commerce today than during the first Cold War.
The most powerful navy in the world plans on renting protection of its economy from Japan, Australia and others. Given the menacing capabilities of the growing Chinese navy, that’s rich.
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