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Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The “great power peace” that has dominated global affairs since the end of World War II is “under stress” and “fraying at the edge,” America’s highest-ranking military officer told Air Force Academy graduates Wednesday. “With history as our guide, we would be wise to lift our gaze from the never-ending urgency of the present to set the conditions for a future that prevents great power war,” Army Gen. Mark Milley , the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said in his commencement remarks. “Right now we are in a great power competition with...
