Deleterious Neglect: Will the U.S. Navy Surrender Maritime Asia?

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By Toshi Yoshihara and James Holmes

Unchallenged for decades, and facing budget cuts, the U.S. Navy risks losing its capability to challenge the PLA in its near seas.

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  2. Over 100,000 Chinese students from mainland China study in the US! This kinda pokes a hole into the notion that China is superior! LOL. A lot of these students don't even want to retu...
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