Adequate Defense to Cope with Invisible Danger
President addresses Congress outlining national defense reforms plus a broad program to strengthen the army and navy. He calls for expanded training, larger forces, naval buildup, and a robust merchant fleet to secure independence and deter aggression, while addressing fiscal questions and threats at home.
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