http://feeds.bignewsnetwork.com/?sid=317259The top U.S. military officer in the Pacific is slated to travel to China to help bolster the two countries’ military relationship.
The visit also hopes to iron out issues, including those over China’s recent port denials to U.S. Navy ships.
Navy Adm. Timothy J. Keating, commander of U.S. Pacific Command, will leave his Honolulu headquarters Saturday for the four-day visit, his second visit to China since taking command in March. James Shinn, sworn in Thursday as the new assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific affairs, will join Keating on the trip.
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Lets see
there was the surprise shooting down of their satellite
there was the sneaking up on our subs during excercises
there is the hacking of our Defense computers
there is the denial of Hong Kong ports to our ships
and denial to ports to the minesweepers to HongKong during a storm
Oh and the bugged 747 Thanks for reminding me
yes it does appear China Military maybe a bit shall we say been getting aggressive
lets find out whats up shall we... its amazing how when you have nukes and lots of military hardware that the US military gets Diplomatic
Oh and by the way China turned down the invitation to participate in naval excercises with US and Russia