Senate Armed Services Cmte. Chair on Defense Department Priorities

Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Jack Reed (D-RI) talked about his priorities for the Defense Department in a discussion held by the Center for a New American Security. He first delivered remarks, which focused on the ongoing shift in U.S. military attention toward the Indo-Pacific region. Later, he answered questions on a variety of military topics, including threats posed by China
Senate Armed Services Committee Chair Jack Reed (D-RI) talked about his priorities for the Defense Department in a discussion held by the Center for a New American Security. He first delivered remarks, which focused on the ongoing shift in U.S. military attention toward the Indo-Pacific region. Later, he answered questions on a variety of military topics, including threats posed by China’s military expansion, and the equipment needs for U.S. military installations around the globe.

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