Amid the annual hype over the Pentagon's report on Chinese military strength, the Army is working to find its voice in shaping a relationship with Beijing that, on its face, is characterized predominantly by questions of air and naval power, according to ground service officials and analysts. For years, discussions among those who believe that China would one day be a threat have focused on stand-off, precision-strike weapons and power-projection capabilities at sea -- leaving land power mostly out of...
