The committee on readiness, held a hearing with navy and marine corps leaders on the u. S. Region security on military bases in Coronavirus Response efforts. Good morning. The hearing of the subcommittee and readiness and management will come to order. The subcommittee meets today to receive testimony on the readiness of the u. S. Navy and u. S. Marine corps. I want to welcome three established witnesses. The honorable kenneth secretary of the navy. Admiral michael, chief of Naval Operations for the United States navy. Id like to thank diana mauer, director of defense capabilities and management and her team is the Government Accountability office for submitting the requested statement for the record of the hearing. An invaluable resource to our work on the committee. Some of the issues id like to address and cover today covid19 and its impact on the readiness of the u. S. Navy and marine corps. Maybe and marine corps pivotal marine corps, our competition highlighted in the National De
Testimony from the navy and marine corps leaders on the Readiness Levels of their military branches. We heard about current military operations, u. S. Presence in the arctic region and the Coronavirus Response efforts. Held by the Senate Armed Services subcommittee, this runs for two hours. The commandant of the marine corps board the first design and Planning Guidance the recent publication of recent military exercises that are massive in the arctic and related to that rule and then to have an Important Role protecting our strategic interest in the arctic. And the av navy and marine corps readiness. Frequent and productive briefings on the covid19 and on the impact of military readiness. Then to postpone those federal exercises and to change the way in which we treat our sailors and marines with these Critical Issues as it relates to the readiness of the marine corps and navy team. The second released in 2018 the National Defense strategy i believe it is a still very much a bipartisan
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Distinguished witnesses, the honorable kenneth brait way, david h. Berger, commandant of the u. S. Marine corps and michael gilde. I would also like to thank diana mower, director of defense cape pills and management and her team at the Government Accountability office for submitting the requested statement for the record for this hearing of gao. Invaluable resource to our work on the committee. Some of the issues that i would like to address and cover today are covid19 and its impacts on the readiness of u. S. Navy and marine corps, the navy and marine corpss pivotal role in power competition as highlighted in the National Defense strategy, the commandant of the marine corpss bold new force control design and Planning Guidance, recent provocation of Russian Military exercises massive Russian Military exercises in the arctic and related to that the role of the navy and marine corps as they play an increasingly Important Role in protecting our Strategic Interests in the arctic. Let me t
Good morning. This hearing of the subcommittee on readiness and management will come to order. The subcommittee meets today to receive testimony on the current readiness of the United States navy and the United States marine corps. I want to welcome our three distinguished witnesses, the honorable kenneth brait way, david h. Berger, commandant of the u. S. Marine corps and michael gilde. I would also like to thank diana mower, director of defense cape pills and management and her team at the Government Accountability office for submitting the requested statement for the record for this hearing of gao. Invaluable resource to our work on the committee. Some of the issues that i would like to address and cover today are covid19 and its impacts on the readiness of u. S. Navy and marine corps, the navy and marine corpss pivotal role in power competition as highlighted in the National Defense strategy, the commandant of the marine corpss bold new force control design and Planning Guidance, r