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"US commander 'cautiously optimistic' on China"

Agence France Press

Sep 16, 2009

International Security

Asia, China
"US commander upbeat on new Japan government"

Agence France Press

Sep 15, 2009

International Security

Asia, Japan
Does it Take a Network to Beat a Network

Foreign Policy

Jun 5, 2009

Military Strategy, Defense and Security
Cartwright: U.S. Force-Sizing, Basing Strategy Need Overhaul

Defense News

Jun 4, 2009

Military Strategy, Defense and Security
John McHugh Faces a Tough Road Ahead

Politico

Jun 4, 2009

Military Strategy, Defense and Security
Congress, Pentagon Ramp Up North Korea Pressure

The Hill

Jun 3, 2009

International Security, Military Strategy, Defense and Security

Korea, North America
Army Chief of Staff Hints 'Two-War' Strategy is a Thing of the Past

CQ Politics

May 30, 2009

Military Strategy, Defense and Security

North America
Army Chief: U.S. Able to Fight NKorea if Neccesary

Associated Press

May 28, 2009

Military Strategy, International Security, Homeland Security, Defense and Security

Korea, North America
Gen. Casey: Army Would Be Ready for N. Korea Action

The Hill

May 28, 2009

Military Strategy, International Security, Homeland Security, Defense and Security

Korea, North America
North Korea Lashes Out

CNN's The Situation Room

May 26, 2009

Nuclear Weapons, Military Strategy, International Security, Defense and Security

Korea

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