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Record-Setting Incursions into Taiwan's Air Defense Identification Zone: The People's Republic of China's Psychological Operations Designed to Erode US Support for Taiwan
This article presents People's Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) incursions into Taiwan's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) from 1 to 4 October 2021 as a case study in People's Liberation Army (PLA) psychological operations. During this four-day period, the PLAAF flew a
Strengthening Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Employment in the Indo-Pacific Region
The authors contend that steps must be taken to establish a broader multilateral approach to conducting sensitive reconnaissance operations (SRO). Partnering with other nations to embed personnel will increase these missions' legitimacy and send a stronger, more unified message regarding our
Volume 04 Issue 9 - Winter 2021
Volume 04 Issue 5 - Fall 2021
Stewards of the Status Quo: US Air, Space, and Cyber Imperatives in the Indo-Pacific Gray Zone
As national security practitioners, we ask: What are the imperatives to enable this kind of competition within the gray zone? Specific to air, space, and cyber power, the United States must apply new ideas, innovate new technology, and reorganize its forces to meet the imperatives of the gray zone.
Bases, Places, and Faces: Operational Maneuver and Sustainment in the Indo-Pacific Region
Dispersed operational maneuver and sustainment enabled by bases, places, and faces ensures People's Republic of China (PRC) decision makers can have little confidence in being able to completely, or even sufficiently, prevent US, ally, and partner forces from remaining viable even during a PRC
Our Enduring Advantage: How Working with Our Allies and Partners Is the Best Way to Compete
While national and regional leadership shifts, strategic competition between the United States and the PRC will remain the defining feature of the global geopolitical environment for decades to come.
The Truth about Messaging: Competition Requires Placing Information Objectives at the Center of All We Do
Serious competition requires serious planning and identification of how one intends to change minds and then the follow up to honestly assess how we are doing. We should have done this work years ago, but the second-best time is now.
Taiwan's Security in the Emerging Indo-Pacific Order
Integrating Taiwan more formally into regional deliberations and processes would make countries more aware about the shared risks of a cross-Strait conflict.
"Rock-solid": America's Past and Present Commitment to Taiwan
This article examines why the US commitment to Taiwan is "rock-solid" and why it must remain so.
Volume 04 Issue 2 - Spring 2021
The Assurance Imperative: Forward Presence in the Indo-Pacific
As Beijing continues to assert itself through malign operations, activities, and investments in the economic, political, and military realms to undermine the international rules-based order—ironically the very rules-based order that has enabled China's rise and which has rescued tens of
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