WASHINGTON - A bipartisan group of influential U.S. policy experts on Thursday unveiled a set of proposals to build a "more integrated" partnership between their country and Japan amid a challenging security environment, with one key pillar being a transformation of the decades-old alliance's command-and-control architecture.
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