Can the U.S. Navy Do More with Less?
14 September 2017
Thomas Callender, Senior Research Fellow for Defense Programs at The Heritage Foundation, discusses whether US sailors are being pushed into missions without proper training, whether the military is strained beyond what the force can tolerate, and other readiness issues.
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