Power in the Pacific

By Geoffrey Norman
Published January 17, 2014 2:52pm ET
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Power in the Pacific
As China gains strength, militarily and economically, the strategic interests of the United States will lie increasingly in the Pacific. As China commissions aircraft carriers, we redeploy ours with plans to have some 60 percent of the fleet and 6 of our 11 carriers in the Pacific by 2020. Still, as Guy Taylor and Rowan Scarborough report in […]

As China gains strength, militarily and economically, the strategic interests of the United States will lie increasingly in the Pacific. As China commissions aircraft carriers, we redeploy ours with plans to have some 60 percent of the fleet and 6 of our 11 carriers in the Pacific by 2020.

Still, as Guy Taylor and Rowan Scarborough report in the Washington Times:

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