U.S. major combat operations in the Indo-Pacific partner and ally views
Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Australia -- Chapter Three: India -- Chapter Four: Indonesia -- Chapter Five: Japan -- Chapter Six: Malaysia -- Chapter Seven: New Zealand -- Chapter Eight: The Philippines -- Chapter Nine: Republic of Korea -- Chapter Ten: Singapore -- Chapter Eleven: Taiwa...
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Santa Monica, Calif.
RAND Project Air Force
2023
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| Schriftenreihe: | Research report
RR-A967-2 |
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Chapter One: Introduction -- Chapter Two: Australia -- Chapter Three: India -- Chapter Four: Indonesia -- Chapter Five: Japan -- Chapter Six: Malaysia -- Chapter Seven: New Zealand -- Chapter Eight: The Philippines -- Chapter Nine: Republic of Korea -- Chapter Ten: Singapore -- Chapter Eleven: Taiwan -- Chapter Twelve: Thailand -- Chapter Thirteen: Vietnam -- Chapter Fourteen: Findings and Conclusions "The study described in this report assessed the potential for the United States to receive support in air component capabilities from partners and allies in the event of a major combat contingency in the Indo-Pacific. A companion report focuses on technical and operational considerations associated with partner and allied support: whether they have the capability and capacity to support U.S. air operations in a major conflict. This report focuses on the geopolitical side of the equation: whether partners and allies have the willingness to support U.S. operations. Capabilities alone do not equal warfighting outcomes; the partners and allies must be willing to join the United States in the conflict. The authors identified 12 countries for the focus of the analysis, representing a mix of U.S. treaty allies, significant regional players, and countries with specific air component assets potentially important to a contingency. These countries are Australia, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam. The authors then defined four potential scenarios for high-end conflict against which they assessed as these countries' possible contribution: a conflict over Taiwan, a second Korean war, a maritime conflict in the South China Sea, and a major stability operation on the Korean Peninsula following a collapse of North Korea." |
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| Beschreibung: | x, 142 Seiten Karten 28 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781977410634 978-1-9774-1063-4 1977410634 1-9774-1063-4 |