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Rowing in the Same Direction

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By Nathan Picarsic
| Foundation for Defense of Democracies
The U.S. Navy released its latest “Shipbuilding Plan” in May. It comes at a dire moment – in a long running series of them – for the American maritime industrial base. The U.S. needs to focus on growing its fleet and the reality is that America needs to leverage its allies to get the job done. China has overtaken the U.S. fleet in active warships and China’s industrial capacity suggests a growing gap ahead.
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Rowing in the Same Direction

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By Nathan Picarsic
| RealClear Defense
The U.S. Navy released its latest “Shipbuilding Plan” in May. It comes at a dire moment – in a long running series of them – for the American maritime industrial base. The U.S. needs to focus on growing its fleet and the reality is that America needs to leverage its allies to get the job done. China has overtaken the U.S. fleet in active warships and China’s industrial capacity suggests a growing gap ahead.
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A Troubling Precedent from Seoul

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By Nathan Picarsic
| Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Recent geopolitical turmoil has made it clear that the United States needs reliable partners. And rather than just diplomacy for diplomacy’s sake, the urgent necessity of America’s reindustrialization effort offers concrete objectives for America’s partners: The U.S. push to redress a generation of neglect of supply chains and production capacity can be catalyzed by investment from and collaboration with allies across Europe and Asia. This should be prime time for South Korea.
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