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Time To ‘Reignite’ U.S.-India Military Engagement, Think Tank Says

By Cal Biesecker

Wednesday, November 21st, 2012

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As the United States rebalances toward the Asia-Pacific, it must “reignite” its defense and security cooperation with India, look at it strategically and for the long term, a new report said. The report’s recommendations for deepening ties between the two nations “are an excellent place to reignite the relationship,” which have increased over the past decade, said retired Admiral and former Commander of the Pacific Fleet Walter Doran during yesterday’s panel at the Center for Strategic and International Studies Report…

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