The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been spoken about in great detail during the US election campaign so far. But it seems military threats from other sources are still of great concern to US voters.
A recent survey conducted by the Financial Times found that China was the country that most Americans perceived as a potential military threat.
In the first of a special series on ties between the US and China, Tony Cheng traveled to the US state of Hawaii to examine relations between these two military giants.
