Bumping in to the Chinese Navy
Posted by scapozzola on 03/24/2009
CongressDaily's Art Pine reports: The latest Chinese military surprise -- in which Beijing sent five vessels to harass a U.S. surveillance ship, and then complained angrily that the Americans were operating illegally inside Chinese waters -- might have discomfited U.S. policymakers, but it likely won't be the last such incident the United States will face."
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