And how to work around them, from the Sea Power Conference at RUSI, London, yesterday –
Weaknesses in the Western way of war at sea
Wearing out the carrier fleet for a secondary objective . . .
. . . is imprudent strategy.
Keep the Pentagon’s anti-extremism campaign short and discriminate
Wisdom from Machiavelli on cultural reform.
Mass matters
More capability is always welcome, but numbers of hulls matter as well.
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/mass-matters-why-america-needs-more-ships-deter-china-177839
Great responsibility demands a great navy
Take it from Uncle Ben Parker.
https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2021/february/great-responsibility-demands-great-navy
Will China trigger the Monroe Doctrine?
Not by name, but maybe.
The beautiful stability of U.S. foreign policy
There’s ballast to certain American policies and strategies.
CNO has a navigation plan for China
Seven takeaways from Admiral Gilday’s directive to the fleet.
The Chief of Naval Operations Has a Navigation Plan for China
The navy needs firepower on the cheap
Get it by buying preowned freighters for low, low prices –
The Marines need missiles
Why haven’t they been able to talk Congress into paying for them?
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/congress-us-marines-and-missiles-fight-asian-security-175684
