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To Prevail, America Must Get Scrappy

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By Eric Brown, Bryan Clark, Henry Sokolski
| Times-Leader Verified
Last Sunday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth admitted that whenever the Pentagon games war with China, our military loses every time. His admission is yet another indication that America’s unrivaled primacy in Asia is over. This was inevitable given technology proliferation and China’s global economic growth. Now we must deal with the consequences: Unlike the Cold War, we cannot unilaterally outspend, out-arm, and outperform both China and Russia. Certainly, not simultaneously.
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To Prevail, America Must Get Scrappy

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By Eric Brown, Bryan Clark, Henry Sokolski
| RealClear Defense
To Prevail, America Must Get Scrappy America can no longer be an overeager or a reactive power Read Full Article »
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To Prevail, America Must Get Scrappy

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By Eric Brown, Bryan Clark, Henry Sokolski
| RealClear Defense
Last Sunday, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth admitted that whenever the Pentagon games war with China, our military loses every time. His admission is yet another indication that America’s unrivaled primacy in Asia is over. This was inevitable given technology proliferation and China’s global economic growth. Now we must deal with the consequences: Unlike the Cold War, we cannot unilaterally outspend, out-arm, and outperform both China and Russia. Certainly, not simultaneously.
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