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Reducing the US Force Presence in Europe Would Sabotage American Interests
['Senior Fellow', 'Director', 'Center For Defense Concepts', 'Center On Europe', 'Sang Pu', 'Kj Hsu', 'Senator David Mccormick', 'Hiroshi Ono', 'Kevin Lewis', 'Stefani Pashman']
Hudson Institute
Since the end of World War II, the United States has maintained a robust troop presence in Europe.
Furthermore, a physical presence in Europe aids the United States in maintaining and deepening ties with its closest partners.
Transport links tend to be well developed, and the United States enjoys access to key facilities in many of these nations.
US Presence in Europe Is Historically SmallAs of March 2025, the United States currently has 65,471active-duty forces permanently stationed in Europe.
Should the United States scale back its commitments in Europe because a future war in the Pacific is possible?
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