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Under Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao on the Future of US-Pacific Security

Cao's Visions for a Resilient and Flexible US Defense Presence

Under Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao discussed the evolving US-Pacific security landscape, highlighting the need for a more distributed approach to defense. Cao’s visits to Guam and Vietnam underscore the importance of partnerships and shared security concerns in maintaining regional stability. The US benefits from a network of allies and partners, including Vietnam, which has transformed from an adversary to a key partner in the region. Cao’s emphasis on Guam and Vietnam reflects a strategic realism that acknowledges the complexity of the region and the need for a flexible defense presence.

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    Source: Breaking Defense (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2025-1764102450213-881
    URL: https://breakingdefense.com/2025/11/hung-cao-and-the-new-pacific-defense-architecture/
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    Under Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao on the Future of US-Pacific Security

    Cao's Visions for a Resilient and Flexible US Defense Presence

    Under Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao discussed the evolving US-Pacific security landscape, highlighting the need for a more distributed approach to defense. Cao’s visits to Guam and Vietnam underscore the importance of partnerships and shared security concerns in maintaining regional stability. The US benefits from a network of allies and partners, including Vietnam, which has transformed from an adversary to a key partner in the region. Cao’s emphasis on Guam and Vietnam reflects a strategic realism that acknowledges the complexity of the region and the need for a flexible defense presence.

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      Source: Breaking Defense (RSS) JAN Tracker: SRCE-2025-1764102450213-881
      URL: https://breakingdefense.com/2025/11/hung-cao-and-the-new-pacific-defense-architecture/
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