Wednesday, November 6, 2013

U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel: US Military Must Adapt To Smaller Budgets



Hagel Warns Against Overreliance on Military Power -- Voice of America

PENTAGON — U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Tuesday the United States should use all of instruments of power, not just its military, to lead the world against terrorism and other threats.

Hagel laid out a list of budget and strategic priorities for the Pentagon in what he called the post-9/11 era when President Barack Obama is moving the country off a perpetual war footing.

He told officials and strategists gathering at a global security forum put on by the Center for Strategic and International Studies that after 12 years of costly wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Americans are fighting a tendency to look inward and stay out of world conflicts.

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