Giant Cobra Gold exercise offers a case study in U.S.-China rivalry

More than 3,800 U.S. troops are leading 30 countries' forces and observers through Cobra Gold, the Pentagon's biggest annual Asian military exercise and a return to normalcy after COVID sharply curbed operations in recent years.

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