Distributed Maritime Operations, Logistics, Industry, and American Strategy in Asia

This article critiques the U.S. Navy’s concept of Distributed Maritime Operations in Asia, contrasting its combat logic with practical logistical and industrial limitations. If Distributed Maritime Operations is not viable, the Navy should consider returning to carrier-centric concepts to obtain American policy objectives against China.

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Military Strategy Magazine
Published
2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.64148/msm.v10i2.5
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Military and Defense Studies
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Distributed Maritime Operations, Logistics, Industry, and American Strategy in Asia

Harry Halem
Military Strategy Magazine
Military and Defense Studies
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Distributed Maritime Operations, Logistics, Industry, and American Strategy in Asia

Harry Halem
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Abstract

This article critiques the U.S. Navy’s concept of Distributed Maritime Operations in Asia, contrasting its combat logic with practical logistical and industrial limitations. If Distributed Maritime Operations is not viable, the Navy should consider returning to carrier-centric concepts to obtain American policy objectives against China.

Military Strategy MagazineVol. 10(2)
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