Images of pacific defense
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This briefing provides images of the challenges facing the US and its allies in shaping an effective defense and security strategy in the 21st century.
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Images of pacific defense
- 1. Images of Pacific Defense Key Elements for Shaping a 21st Century Strategy
- 2. Key Requirements • Presence • Credible Nuclear Deterrence • Coalition Interoperability • Scalability • Reachback of Forces • Leverage Strategic Depth for Dominance • C5ISR Connectivity • Shape Defense and Attack Enterprise • Maritime and Air Enabled
- 3. • The Chinese Perspective
- 4. The Chinese Nuclear Dynamic
- 5. • China and the Taiwan Straits
- 6. • Sovereignty Claims in South China Sea
- 7. China, Korea and Western Pacific EEZs The Map shows the pattern of maritime appropriation across the Western pacific and well illustrates the importance of the EEZs, and the shrinkage of “open” sea,”
- 10. The Bulk of Trade from the Pacific to the US Goes Via the Great Circle Routes
- 11. Source: ICC International Maritime Bureau. Encoding of piracy events by William Moreto.
- 12. Main Routing Alternatives between the Pacific and Atlantic
- 13. Main Routing Alternatives between East Asia and Northern Europe
- 14. Strait of Malacca The strait is the main shipping channel between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, linking major Asian economies such as India, China, Japan and South Korea
- 15. Shaping an IKC2 Defense Force
- 16. The Dynamic Defense of Japan
- 17. Extended Deense of Australia
- 18. The View from America
- 20. The Strategic Triangle and Quadrangle Facing US and Allied Forces
- 23. F-35 and Pacific Strategy Shaping a Core Lynchpin Networked Fleet Significant Interoperaability Enabling the Wolfpack Economy of Force, Scalability and Reachback as Core Elements of New Approach The Inversion of the Tactical Multiple and Diversified With the Strategic Basing A Globally Sustained Fleet
- 24. F-35 as Allied Pacific Lynchpin Hubs and Training Ranges Hubs Pacific Dynamic Distances Covered Japan Hawaii Australia Approximately 25 Thousand Singapore Guam Canada Miles of Perimeter Coverage South Korea Alaska
Notas do Editor
- PRC military theorists refer to two “island chains” along China’s maritime perimeter. The First Island Chain includes Taiwan and the Ryuku Islands, the Second Island Chain extends from Japan to Guam.
- Taiwan Strait SAM and SRBM Coverage. This map depicts notional coveragebased on the range of land and sea-based missile systems, including advanced SAMsthat China would likely employ in a Taiwan conflict.A single PLA Navy destroyer is used to illustrate the range of sea-based SAM coverage. Actual air defense coverage would be non-contiguous and dependent upon precise deployment sites. If deployed near the TaiwanStrait, the S-300’s extended range provides the PLA’s SAM force with an offensive capability against Taiwan aircraft.
- The Chinese threat to Japan as seen in the Japanese 2012 White Paper, a threat when combined with North Korea creates the need for a “dynamic” defense of Japan.