Multiply indicted the last few minutes. First of all, before we do anything else, im going to ask unanimous consent that nonsubcommittee members be allowed to participate in the hearing. After all subcommittee members have had an opportunity to ask questions, is there any objection . If not, so ordered. So subcommittee nonsubcommittee members will be recognized at the appropriate time for five minutes. Welcome to our hearing and thank you, witnesses, for being here. We have mr. John hill, the Deputy Assistant secretary of defense for space and Missile Defense policy. Joining him Lieutenant General thomas james, the Deputy Commander of the u. S. Space command. Lieutenant general heath kohler, of the Missile Defense agency and sean gainey, commander of u. S. Army space and missiles command. And meeting to review the fiscal year, and i have concerns, the overall level of funding is inadequate given the threat environment. The fiscal year 25 budget asks 10. 4 billion dollars for the Missil
Everybody. We are really glad you were here. For those of us joining online and certainly in person, welcome to the second installment of the Strategic Landpower dialogue. On general bob brown i am general bob brown. We cannot do it without the support of General Dynamics make in this series happen. Thank you for the great support to make this possible. He opened up the first Strategic Landpower dialogue a few weeks ago, pointing out the longoverdue need to have a forum like this to discuss Strategic Landpower. We could not have picked a better kickoff event than having secretary wormuth and now confirmed chief of staff randy george. They did a great first job on the dialogue. But there is no better way to follow up than getting general Charlie Flynn, commanding general big u. S. Army pacific, an incredible war fighter and pacific expert, here to discuss the role of land power. I saw when i was u. S. Army Pacific Commander that the indopacific is a region where we most fall victim to t
Everybody. We are really glad you were here. For those of us joining online and certainly in person, welcome to the second installment of the Strategic Landpower dialogue. On general bob brown i am general bob brown. We cannot do it without the support of General Dynamics make in this series happen. Thank you for the great support to make this possible. He opened up the first Strategic Landpower dialogue a few weeks ago, pointing out the longoverdue need to have a forum like this to discuss Strategic Landpower. We could not have picked a better kickoff event than having secretary wormuth and now confirmed chief of staff randy george. They did a great first job on the dialogue. But there is no better way to follow up than getting general Charlie Flynn, commanding general big u. S. Army pacific, an incredible war fighter and pacific expert, here to discuss the role of land power. I saw when i was u. S. Army Pacific Commander that the indopacific is a region where we most fall victim to t
Foreign policy achievements of barack obama and the legacy of michelle obama. Exploring the american story, watch American History tv saturdays on cspan 2. Find a full schedule on your Program Guide or watch online any time at cspan. Org history. Cspan is your unfiltered view of government. Were funded by these Television Companies and more. Including cox. When youre connected, youre not alone. Cox, supports cspan as a Public Service along with these other television providers. Getting you a front row seat to democracy. U. S. Army pacific commanding general Charles Flynn spoke about challenges in the indopacific region during a conversation hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. This is about an hour and 10 minutes. Gen. Brown good mornin, everybody. We are really glad you were here. For those of us joining online and certainly in person, welcome to the second installment of the strategic landpower dialogue. On general bob brown i am general bob brown. We cannot
U. S. Army pacific commanding general Charles Flynn talked about challenges in the indopacific region. This is about an hour and 10 minutes. Gen. Brown good morning, everybody. We are really glad you were here. For those of us joining online and certainly in person, welcome to the second installment of the Strategic Landpower dialogue. On general bob brown i am general bob brown. We cannot do it without the support of General Dynamics make in this series happen. Thank you for the great support to make this possible. He opened up the first Strategic Landpower dialogue a few weeks ago, pointing out the longoverdue need to have a forum like this to discuss Strategic Landpower. We could not have picked a better kickoff event than having secretary wormuth and now confirmed chief of staff randy george. They did a great first job on the dialogue. But there is no better way to follow up than getting general Charlie Flynn, commanding general big u. S. Army pacific, an incredible war fighter and