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In 2002, after stating that the United States had received “invaluable assistance” from “close friends” like New Zealand, President George W. Bush stated how the global war against terrorism has proven how the U.S.’s alliances in Asia “not only underpin regional peace and stability, but are flexible and ready to deal with new challenges.” (Bush, 2002).... United States and New Zealand's limited relationship in 2004 based on U.S. military strategy. Bibliography lists 8 sources. jvUSnNZ.rtf
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against terrorism has proven how the U.S.s alliances in Asia "not only underpin regional peace and stability, but are flexible and ready to deal with new challenges." (Bush, 2002).
Relations between the United States had grown "troubled" by 2002, according to Colin Robinson and the reticence of New Zealand remains in effect, despite
its military alliance with the United States post-9/11. U.S. Military Strategy Equation and New Zealand
The U.S. military strategy equation is basically that the United States will remain as a military presence in any battle only as long as it needs to. This comes from
several quotes by U.S. officials, including the President, Donald Rumsfield, and Dennis Ross, who has been a U.S. Diplomat to the Middle East. As Ross put it, "Yeah, the U.S.
has great military power, but they dont have staying power. Its good we are trying to bring others into this equation. We have to find ways to share the responsibility
and the burden-also, to reduce the imagery of American occupation." (Katz 2800). For this reason, the U.S. is trying to build strong world-wide
coalitions, even with countries not in full support of its military objectives. Robinson writes that "New Zealand has been an active contributor to the U.S. war on terror" with "an
undisclosed number of New Zealand Special Air Service special force personnel are fighting alongside U.S. troops in Afghanistan," as well as other conflicts "assisting the logistics efforts of the International
Security Assistance Force" (Robinson). The student may want to note that, as one of the major allies in the Pacific region, New Zealand
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