Hudson Institute's H.R. McMaster and Patrick Cronin lead conversations with senior military advisers, defense professionals, and experts from both countries on the effectiveness of U.S.-Japan cooperation and why it is more important now than ever before.

Updating U.S.-Japan Defense Cooperation

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Updating U.S.-Japan Defense Cooperation

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