Joint Force Quarterly
Abstract
Our threats are not isolated to one command or nation. These global challenges require a concerted effort to strengthen not only deterrence but also partnerships with our allies and partners. For the first time, the United States faces two major nuclear powers that could operate at any level or domain of conflict to meet their national objectives. We are now in a multipolar world with potential adversaries that could threaten the United States, our allies, and our partners with nuclear weapons and nonnuclear capabilities that could have devastating impacts.
Recommended Citation
Eliason, William T.
(2024)
"An Interview with Anthony J. Cotton,"
Joint Force Quarterly: Vol. 112, Article 7.
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https://digitalcommons.ndu.edu/joint-force-quarterly/vol112/iss1/7
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