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Ambassador Locklear: 'A Lot of Things Keep Me Up at Night'

WASHINGTON, D.C., December 6, 2012 — Admiral Samuel Locklear answers questions on competition between India and China, the prioritization of the South China Sea situation relative to the potential threat of North Korea, as well as the categorization of North Korea's missle launch. (5 min., 30 sec.)

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