The Navy’s amphibious force and the Marine Corps’ crisis response in the Indo-Pacific are about to get closer as they merge command staffs for a series of upcoming exercises.
rear admiral james pitts commander of the submarine group seven. and you know we are doing a lot of big submarines right now. we are building a lotan of them. i will tell you. the best in the world. not even a contest, right? really something. i just saw plans for one. no longer the little submarines that we think about. these are incredible machines right? thank you very much. brigadier general todd dozier deputy commander of the fifth air force. todd? thank you, todd. rear admiral brett kaser commander of task force 76. thank you very much.
thank you. great. rear admiral james pitts, commander of the submarine group seven. and you know we are doing a lot of big submarines right now. we are building a lot of them. i will tell you. the best in the world. not even a contest, right? really something. i just saw plans for one. no longer the little submarines that we think about. these are incredible machines, right? thank you very much. brigadier general todd dozier, deputy commander of the fifth air force. todd? thank you, todd. rear admiral brett kaser, commander of task force 76.