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U.S. Military Eyes Cut to Pay, Benefits
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Joseph Nye's thoughts on the right approach to reducing the U.S. defense budget
08/04/2011
Nye says burden sharing in the manner the UK and France are sharing the defense burden can reduce the cost for the U.S. He cautions against the U.S. taking on the policeman role and the costs associated with it, reminding readers that Eisenhower decided not to join the French in the Indochina war in 1954, coming soon after the Korean War.
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