The first lectures showcased two members of the twenty-second class of Mansfield Fellows – Charles Mahaffey (U.S. Department of State) and Ian Hurdle (United States Air Force. As both are working to strengthen U.S.-Japan cooperation, they were able to draw from personal experiences to explain how the United States uses diplomatic and military resources to maintain peace and stability, particularly in Northeast Asia.
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