Interoperability: The Critical Enabler in the Anti-Access Area-Denial Fight?
The work
| Authors | Timothy D. Keithley |
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| Editors | |
| Type | mastersthesis |
| Year | 2019 |
| Citekey | keithley2019interoperability |
Where it appeared
| Publisher | Marine Corps University, Command and Staff College |
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| School | Marine Corps University |
Abstract
As the US looks to great-power competition and future conflict, interoperability, and the cohesion it enables between the United States and its partners, becomes more important than it has in the last several decades. The Anti-Access Area-Denial (A2AD) technologies that China and Russia are currently fielding threaten to nullify conventional US deterrence. Under that new paradigm, A2Ad technologies provide a shield behind which adversaries can commit aggression and diminish US influence. US partners and potential partners have a distinct advantage in this new fight, many live within the range of A2AD weapons and can assist the US in maintaining deterrence. But, US assistance of partner force modernization will probably necessary if the US is to be successful in the coming years.
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@mastersthesis{keithley2019interoperability,
title = {Interoperability: The Critical Enabler in the Anti-Access Area-Denial Fight?},
author = {Timothy D. Keithley},
year = {2019},
publisher = {Marine Corps University, Command and Staff College},
school = {Marine Corps University},
}
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