National Defense University (NDU) Faculty at Fort Lesley J. McNair, Washington D.C.
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Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said on Thursday that he tasked a Pentagon-funded university to focus half of its curriculum on China. The move is a testament to the shift in the US military’s focus from terrorism to so-called “great power competition,” as outlined in the 2018 National Defense Strategy.
“As part of our top-10 goal to focus the department on China, I directed the National Defense University to refocus its curriculum by dedicating 50 percent of the coursework to China by academic year 2021,” Esper said at an event hosted by the Heritage Foundation.
The National Defense University is a higher-learning facility run by the Pentagon that offers graduate programs mostly to members of the US military. “I also tasked the military services to make the People’s Liberation Army [China’s military] the pacing threat in our professional schools, programs and training,” the Pentagon chief said.
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WNU Editor: I do not know if half of the curriculum should be devoted to China. But this new focus is long overdue.
2 comments:
I hope they discuss very soon just how many nukes we should shower them with if they don't settle the stolen trillions and mass murder through the Wuhan virus
No one would cry if suddenly all of CCP would be sent to hard labour camps. Not even in China.
Sheep Dip U
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