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Xi Jinping bekräftigt die zum hundertjährigen Bestehen der chinesischen Streitkräfte gesetzten Ziele
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Kritik an Bundesregierung wegen des Umgangs mit afghanischen Helfern
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Ask retired
Lieutenant General Pat Donahue what difference just five years makes to the U.S. Army’s mission. He’ll tell you it’s virtually a world away.
“When I parted the service in 2017, after a 37 year career, the primary mission was counterinsurgency in Africa and the Middle East,” said Donahue. “Today the Department of Defense’s focus is the great power competition with Russia and China. There’s growing emphasis, too, on readiness to address tensions within the Indo-Pacific region.”
Donahue, who now works with Lockheed Martin, helps the firm translate mission realities into future technology programs. As the Army adapts its operations to oceans and islands, it will also shift strategies to countering well-resourced, highly disciplined and technologically-advanced militaries.
Outlook for This Week in the Nation’s Capital
Congress. The House and Senate are in recess until next week.
FY22 Budget and Appropriations. The White House delayed the release of its FY22 “skinny” budget last week, though it is expected to be released as soon as this week instead.
Jobs and Infrastructure Package. President Joe Biden introduced the American Jobs Plan last week, the first half of a two-part package. The plan proposes $2.3 trillion over eight years for job creation and to modernize the nation’s infrastructure, including roads, bridges, ports, transit systems, airports, broadband access, housing, water systems, climate resiliency, and manufacturing. Other provisions include $100 billion for modernizing the power sector, research and development investments which includes $50 billion for the National Science Foundation (NSF), and $100 billion for workforce development programs. The proposal also includes a corporate tax plan and other tax modifications to help