Debate. The chair will alternate recognition between the parties. All time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. Each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. Thompson, for five minutes. Mr. Ompson thank you, speaker. Mr. Speaker, this week Penn State University recognizes military appreciation week, which is in conjunction with its homecoming celebration. The penn state homecoming and military appreciation game will take place and appropriately so on veterans day, saturday, november 11, against Rutgers Scarlett Knights at beaver stadium. It will celebrate penn state and the commitment to alumni and others in the community who have served in our military. Im so pleased to see the Penn State Community honoring service members, veterans and their families, expressing appreciation to them and reco
Forms that can dominate any battlefield of the world today and i believe theyre concerned about their ability to respond in a conventional arena. Therefore, it is logical from their cave to continue to modernize sources including Nuclear Forces in all areas. The second piece is that also watch the power of our partnerships. They are challenging the status. Quo across europe in crimea in a number of areas, pushing into creative tension within our partnerships and alliances, which is another significant damage the United States has built over the last 20 years, sarah. I thank you under general. Thank you, mr. Chairman. And think to ask a few questions, maybe one before it leaves. General hyten, synchronizing our warfare efforts in years ago things were jamming radar and now cyberis a big part of this domain. Can you give us your thoughts on the interaction between Electronic Warfare the traditionalists i suggested and also the role of Cyber Command . Just your thoughts. As commissary. I
Deterrence work against a mad man, or a suicidal fanatic . Do we need to be thinking about deterrence 2. 0 because of that potential lack of rationality on the other side that wouldnt be concerned about the destruction of their country or perhaps theyre possessing Nuclear Weapons and dont have a country to destroy. Senator, i think we need to look at deterrence 2. 0, 3. 0, 4. 0 and deterrence in the 21st century, i think is fundamentally different than it was in the 20th century. Deterrence in the 21st century involves all elements of national power. Not just nuclear deterrent. Involves space and cyber and conventional forces, it involves offense and defense on the strategic side of the house. You have to look at the integrated defensive capabilities if youre talking about responding to north korea or iran, and that defensive capability because an essential element of our deterrent posture. We also have to think about who were deterring. And what works. What would what would be the aga
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Forgotten war, but it was the first talk or in the cold war, in which the United States really did go to war with communist enemies. In this case, north korea and the volunteer army in china. And because it really does impact our world today. Korea is one of our most important allies, trading partners, and so our involvement in korea was a very important moment. Vietnam is very important for its role in activism and in getting many of the younger people in the United States involved in politics, involved in protest. And it demonstrates that the United States government is very much influenced by his constituents and responses to it. But we are going to focus on the environment of both these places. And we are going to start here with korea. So, that means land of the morning calm what koreans believe is the phrase that best captures the essence of the peninsula. The war we are going to talk about is the fighting between 19509053. For the allied troops, the war went on much longer than