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October 12, 2012

How Would Romney Expand the Navy?

James Holmes, The Naval Diplomat

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If Romney wants to superintend a naval renaissance, he must convincingly explain America’s larger strategic purposes, and how a more muscular fleet will help the republic match purpose with power. That could be a challenge.

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