Presence Is U.S. Navy’s Posture, Mabus Says
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Credit: Pentagon: David B. Gleason
ARLINGTON, Virginia – While avoiding a direct reply to a December memo by U.S. Defense Secretary Ashton Carter questioning the Navy’s reliance of presence over posture, service Secretary Ray Mabus says there is little differentiating between the two for those under his charge. “For the last several...
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