Challenges in their respective countries. That was part of the Navy League Sea air and space composition held at the National Harbor earlier this month. Okay good afternoon, everybody. Well let folks continue to wander in here. The music stopped and the mic went hot. Im assuming its time to start. Good afternoon and welcome to the last panel of the first day but i think in my opinion its the most distinguished panel of the day. And certainly its the most vital. Which is the international navys panel. We have the unique opportunity to hear from leaders of our partner navies, in this case three, their perspectives, challenges and efforts in in very dynamic and changing Global Environment which were all living in now and which has been discussed at some of the earlier panels today. Im rear admiral frank morely. And i have the privilege of moderating this very unique and critical discussion. So before i introduce our panel members, i want to offer just a bit of context to our discussion to
Wherever books are store. Some of the Maritime Security challenges in their respective countries. This 90minute portion was part of the navy leagues recent sea, air and space exhibition. Okay, good afternoon, everybody. Well let folks continue to wander in here. The music stopped and the mic went hot. So, im assuming its time to start. Good afternoon and welcome to the last panel of the first day but i think in my opinion its the most distinguished panel of the day, and certainly its the most vital. Which is the international navys panel. We have the unique opportunity to hear from leaders of our partner navys, in this case three, their perspectives, challenges and efforts in this very dynamic and changing Global Environment which were all living in now and which has been discussed at some of the earlier panels today. Im rear admiral frank morely. And i have the privilege of moderating this very unique and critical discussion. So, before i introduce our panel members, i want to offer j
Went hot, so im assuming its time to start. Tod afternoon and welcome the last panel of the first day, but in my opinion, its the most distinguished panel of the day and certainly the most vital, which is the International Navy panel. We have the unique opportunity in this panel to hear from leaders leaders of our partner navies. In this case three, their perspectives, challenges, and efforts in this dynamic and changing Global Environment which we are all living in now and was discussed in earlier panels today. My name is rare admiral frank morley and i have the privilege of moderating this very unique and critical discussion. Before i introduce our panel members, i want to offer a bit of context to our discussion today. If not all of the World Security establishments, i think, recognize that we are at a historic inflection point, that the atypical moment in great power stability is waning and we are entering a new familiar yet certainly with different challenges period of great power
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