Naval Statecraft and Power in the 21st Century

For too long, U.S. statecraft has not delivered needed results, nor has it deterred the worst in our adversaries. A new global framework is needed to contest China’s designs to re-order the world to its interests. Naval statecraft does this, playing to the United States’ strengths and China’s weaknesses. It is resilient enough to handle crises a world away while remaining focused on the principal threat-the Chinese Communist Party.
Join us to learn more as Heritage’s Tom Spoehr moderates a conversation with 77th Secretary of the Navy Kenneth Braithwaite and Brent Sadler, senior research fellow at The Heritage Foundation and author of U.S. Naval Power in the 21st Century: A New Strategy for Facing the Chinese and Russian Threat.
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[@richarddeniz2094]

Such an important and informative forum. Vital that Americans are informed of the current challenges. Well done! Gunner

[@lanceroark6386]

So I’m a sovereign citizen if I say that the US is governed by Maritime Law, but this guy is an intellectual if he called it Naval Statehood. Seems leg it.

[@lanceroark6386]

Statecraft; please forgive my ignorance. I’ll await my roadside assassination under the guise of traffic -statute- law enforcement.

[@billtsui2171]

霸權必亡

[@Davidsavage8008]

Good luck with that.

[@Davidsavage8008]

Kio! Skiteh! Ney.