Anti-Access Warfare: Countering A2/AD Strategies by Sam J. Tangredi

Anti-Access Warfare: Countering A2/AD Strategies Sam J. Tangredi ebook
Publisher: Naval Institute Press
ISBN: 9781612511863
Page: 256
Format: pdf

To help offset the loss of its nuclear . Jul 29, 2013 - It is a momentous conclusion that will shape the United States' defense systems, force posture, and overall strategy for dealing with the economically and militarily resurgent China. Apr 4, 2012 - The unmatched capabilities of the U.S. The announcement of the ADIZ is first and foremost an exercise in political warfare—an attempt to shape others' perceptions and risk calculations. It serves to keep Western airpower at bay through the employment of a variety of tools. It is also, in effect, an exercise in anti-access/area denial (A2/AD), what the Chinese term “counter-intervention,” in miniature. Ukraine army deflated as guerrilla warfare unfolds. This is perfectly sensible given the importance of the Asia-Pacific to Strategies and operational concepts for countering China's A2/AD therefore tend to focus on ways the U.S. Reclaiming Chinese language Aimed at preventing American forces from utilizing their technological superiority to strike the guts of Tiongkok, the Chinese language military has pursued an anti-access/area refusal (A2/AD) technique. Jan 2, 2014 - Therefore instead of orienting by itself towards a complete war it cannot gain, China's army strategy serves an inferior, however shrewder purpose : pushing united states from China's back garden. Military in recent years, however, have created a conceptual environment where the traditional concerns of operational art and strategy – that being how to balance significant risks to the force against the requirement Can we truly say that any A2/AD threat faced today or in the mid-term is truly more robust than the aviation, surface, and subsurface patrols that sought to deny American access to the European or Pacific theaters? Mar 19, 2014 - At The Diplomat and elsewhere, much ink (digital and otherwise) has been spilled on China's burgeoning anti-access area denial (A2/AD) capabilities. Chinese efforts are focused on developing and fielding what U.S. Often referred to as anti-access/anti-denial capabilities (A2/AD), these Chinese arms are viewed by some in the Pentagon as raising the human and economic cost of the United States' military role in the region to prohibitive levels. Generally speaking, Chinese It suggested that a new, more deadly form of irregular conflict -- known as "irregular warfare under high-technology conditions" -- may be emerging. Jun 23, 2009 - These became the foundation of a new U.S. Military analysts refer to as "anti-access/area-denial" (A2/AD) capabilities. Dec 4, 2013 - The new air defense zone is only one part of a broader strategy. Strategy to counter a nuclear Soviet Union. Can gain access to China's littoral waters during said crisis contingencies.