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Anti-Access/Area Denial (A2/AD)
Japan’s New Defense Direction and Its Indo-Pacific Policy
By ISHIHARA Yusuke
Each has implications for the other.
How the Philippine Army Can Find Its Place in the South China Sea
By Mark Payumo
Manila can exact land-based ownership of the maritime domain with a smarter strategy.
Are Aircraft Carriers Still Relevant?
By Ben Ho Wan Beng
Another take on the A2/AD vs. carrier debate
Japan Gears up for Electronic Warfare
By Aki Nakai
Japan is going electromagnetic, with implications for Japanese security policy and the U.S. regional strategy.
Russia’s Military Receives Additional New S-400 Long-Range Air Defense Regiment
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian military took delivery of another complete S-400 regiment this week.
Russia Upgrades Long-Range Air Defenses in Pacific Region
By Franz-Stefan Gady
Russia has deployed two additional S-400 batteries to the Russian Far East, according to satellite imagery analysis.
Russia Inducts New S-400 Missile Air Defense System
By Franz-Stefan Gady
The Russian military continues to boost its anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) capabilities.
US Navy, Marine Corps Unveil New Strategy to Turn Tables on A2/AD
By Steven Stashwick
New Marine role in sea control appears aimed at potential China conflicts.
Be Honest About the B-21: When Strategic Bombing Works and When It Doesn't
By Robert Farley
Supporting the B-21 Raider means looking back critically at previous strategic bombing failures.
A2/AD Is Dead, Long Live A2/AD
By Robert Farley
Has one of our favorite buzzwords died?
Pentagon's ‘Third Offset’ in the US ‘Rebalance to Asia’
By Steven Stashwick
Why it is important to understand the role of emerging “third offset” capabilities and operational concepts.
US Navy Shipbuilding Plan: Is It Achievable, Is It Enough?
By Steven Stashwick
New reports cast doubt on the plan’s affordability and adequacy while China's fleet expands.
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