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Program Information
In Context
Is the U.S. Overcommitted?
Weekly Program
Marchand MacDermotRoe, military affairs commentator
 MDR Productions, Inc.  Contact Contributor
Feb. 11, 2013, 4:16 p.m.
China and Japan are near war over islands in the China Sea - a war that would drag in the United States. We look at our commitment to Japan and our military involvement all around the world and ask whether the United States military is spread too thin.
Ken MacDermotRoe, host
David DellaPietro, guest commentator
This program is an edition of the weekly series In Context produced by MDR Productions, Inc. In Context, produced by MDR Productions, Inc., originates at Pacifica affiliate WPKN 89.5 FM, Bridgeport, CT whose signal reaches most of Connecticut and parts of New York. For further information and an archive of programs, please visit www.incontextreport.com. email: ken@mdrtalk.org.

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00:53:37 1 Feb. 11, 2013
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