Gen. Wolters at the Atlantic Council: A Discussion About Competition and Deterrence in Europe

By U.S. European Command Public Affairs ,  United States European Command Washington, D.C. Jun 11, 2021
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Competition and Deterrence in Europe: A conversation with General Tod D. Wolters, USEUCOM Commander & SACEUR

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On June 9, General Tod Wolters, Commander of U.S. European Command and Supreme Allied Commander Europe, participated in a discussion at the Atlantic Council regarding NATO's new approach to everyday competition and how the United States can prevail in twenty-first century warfare and shaping the global future together.

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