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Herring for Apocalypse in the Pacific, the worst case scenario.

The man who wants peace prepare for war.

I welcome Mark Montgomery of the Foundation for the Defensive Democracy,

retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, and Bradley Bowman of the Foundation for

the Defensive Democracy, these gentlemen in a conversation with the 26 commander of the

United States Indo-Pacific Command, Indo-PA-Com.

Admiral John Acalino, Indo-PAcom is the oldest and largest combatant command covering 36 nations I read from the FDD site.

In conversation with the Admiral, Mark and Brad, take us to the Indupacom as it sees the threat today and what

needs to be done.

It's a podcast that's available on the FTT website.

I urge you to enjoy it. It's more than an hour and it's very very threatening

Mark Admiral I begin with you because you were keen on breaking down the services and are they ready,

are they getting ready.

The Navy, okay, the Marines Superior, the Air Force you hesitated.

Why? What is the Air Force need you hesitated. Why?

What is the Air Force need, Admiral?

Good evening to you.

Well, John, thanks for having me.

And I would hate to discriminate between the services.

I all think that they are making investments. I think they're all they all have done some good things, but they all have

a have shortfalls and they've got addressed. Now you're absolutely right. I kind of highlighted the

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