FW: The Early Brief -- Study: More Subs, Fewer Carriers to Combat Chinese Military Growth

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Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2015 08:35:16 -0400
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Subject: The Early Brief -- Study: More Subs, Fewer Carriers to Combat Chinese Military Growth
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21 September 2015 Study: More Subs, Fewer Carriers to Combat Chinese Military Growth Faced with China's growing anti-surface ship capacity, the U.S. should decrease its emphasis on large aircraft carriers in the Pacific and spend more on submarines, space capabilities and ways to make air bases and aircraft less vulnerable, according to a report. Read More More Stories at Military.com Despite Attention to Islamic State, Al-Qaida May Be Bigger Threat Army Generals Discuss Their Views on Whether to Allow Women in Combat Army Inspectors: Retired General Had Adulterous Affairs During Service Medal of Honor Pension May Rise Gay Military Members Reflect on Service Before and After DADT Some Airmen Criticize Decision to Promote Train Hero From E-3 to E-5 Despite Lou Gehrig's Disease, Former Ranger Helps Students Soldier On Lead Army Investigator Says Bergdahl Shouldn't Go to Prison Congressman Wants Navy Secretary's Resignation Over Women in Combat Pick to Lead Army Marks First Openly Gay Service Secretary Nominee Sweeping Commissary Proposals Worry Watchdogs, Unions, Manufacturers Ukraine Outraged After Putin Allegedly Drank 240-Year-Old Crimean Wine Richardson Assumes Command as New Chief of Naval Operations Study: 30 Percent Savings at Commissary? Um, No. Lawmakers Oppose Planned Changes to Asia Produce Commissary Contract Translating Your Military Skills to Civilian Employment Russia Deploys Fighter Jets to War-Torn Syria 21 Facts About the First Gulf War 3 Ways We Can Work to Fix Mental Health Help See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia Which pope in 1505, in a practice that continues to this day, was the first to use the Swiss Guard as his own personal protection force? Play Video of the Day How To: Use a Loop Sling as a Stabilizer Watch Now | See More Videos

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