No Letup in South China Sea Patrols: U.S.
MANILA, Philippines (Dispatches) -- The United States military will keep patrolling the disputed South China Sea to deter China from having strategic control of the region, said the U.S. Air Force chief.
"I’ll just tell you that there’s no let up in our willingness or our ability to fly or sail where we need to and when we need to, and there will be no let up in the future. That’s our commitment to the region,” General David Goldfein, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff, said.
"I’ll just tell you that there’s no let up in our willingness or our ability to fly or sail where we need to and when we need to, and there will be no let up in the future. That’s our commitment to the region,” General David Goldfein, U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff, said.