...minimum. The Congress has over the past few years provided substantially all of the funds requested by the President the Secretary of Defense, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of ¿taff for our own national forces. That same President, same Secretary of Defense, and same Chairman...

...crisis, perhapg turning from bluff into holocaust, could develop over oil. In statement after statement, the President, the Secretary of Defense, and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff allude to the nation's unspecified "rital Interests abroad" which cost over $70 billion a...

...part of the worldwide military command and control system. The mission of that system is to support the President, the Secretary of Defense and, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, in planning, directing, coordinating and controlling the operations of the US military forces. It is...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Does the Navy have the correct strategy? Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Does the Navy have the correct strategy? Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Does the Navy have the correct strategy? Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Does the Navy have the correct strategy? Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Does the Navy have the correct strategy? Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. Today's debates would benefit from a more precise understanding of the role of strategy. Strategy is...

...global; forward deployed, because to protect those interests and allies, and to deter those opponents, we must be where they are; superior, because if deterrence...conventional war at sea, it is better to win than to lose. As Secretary of Defense Weinberger has noted i "Our maritime strategy continues to emphasize forward...