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These are not empty Forest King Log Splitter. These are all beliefs, and we believe that United States, democratic countries should preserve those principles. KELEMEN: The Latvian state secretary says his country has sent troops to tough places, including Afghanistan and Iraq, and is committed to paying its fair share for NATO. NATO allies are also pledging to do more to fight terrorism. Trump says this should be the priority, especially in the wake of this week's attack at a concert in Manchester. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)
TRUMP: When you see something like happened two days ago, you realize how important it is to win this fight. And we will win this fight. It's a horrible situation. What took place is horrible, unthinkable. But we will win 100 percent. KELEMEN: NATO may take a mostly symbolic step of formally joining the coalition against ISIS. In return, many allies are hoping to hear a firm U.S. commitment to the common defense pledge, Article 5 which says an attack on one NATO member is an attack on all.
Secretary of State Tillerson was asked about that onboard Air Force One. (SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING) TILLERSON: Yeah, of course we support Article 5. You know, the only time Article 5's been invoked was at 9/11 on our behalf. KELEMEN: President Trump is to unveil a piece of the World Trade Center when he visits the new NATO's headquarters. Asked whether he will reaffirm the U.S. commitment to Article 5 there, Tillerson would only say the remarks are still being finalized. Michele Kelemen, NPR News, Washington. (SOUNDBITE OF BRAINWALTZERA'S "10 MUDDY PUDDLE TROT")
Air Force Sees Drones In Its Future The U.S. Air Force just released a strategy for the future, involving hypersonics and unmanned systems. NPR's Linda Wertheimer talks about the plan with Air Force Maj. Gen. David Allvin. LINDA WERTHEIMER, HOST: Hypersonic speeds and nanotechnology - if it sounds futuristic, it is. But it's also part of the United States Air Force's 30-year plan. The Air Force just released that plan. And with us now to talk about it and to talk about some of the cooler aspects of it is Major General David Allvin.