Defense Strategy: Gulf War

defense strategy: They watched us very closely in the first Gulf War, the second Gulf War, according to The Japan Times. They watched our capabilities and in many, many ways they have mimicked those, and they have adopted many of the doctrines and organizations. ; Evolving threats from China and Russia are cited as the primary challenges in the current U.S. defense strategy, supplanting the war on terrorism as the top priority. China went to school on us, General Mark Milley said in response to lawmakers' questions during his confirmation hearing Thursday before the Senate Armed Services Committee. China, with the world's second-largest economy, is making major investments in military capabilities to challenge America's post-World War II dominance, especially in the Asia-Pacific region. Ties between the countries have been strained since May when Trump hiked tariffs after accusing Beijing of reneging on commitments in trade negotiations. The U.S. this month denounced Chinese anti-ship missile tests in the disputed South China Sea, underscoring the continued strategic tensions between the two Pacific powers even as they try to restart trade talks. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.