Fighting Abroad from an Ally’s Land: Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Forces in the Indo-Pacific
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Fighting Abroad from an Ally’s Land: Challenges and Opportunities for U.S. Forces in the Indo-Pacific

by Dan Mccormick, Jeffrey W. Hornung, Kristen Gunness, Bryan Rooney, Lydia Grek, Ryan A. Schwankhart, Gian Gentile

Politics Military International Relations
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Fighting Abroad from an Ally’s Land examines the challenges and opportunities for U.S. forces operating from an ally’s territory in the Indo-Pacific. This focused study considers the broader military and international-relations dimensions of conducting operations abroad while relying on allied land and cooperation.

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Fighting Abroad from an Ally’s Land examines the position of U.S. forces operating from the territory of an ally.

With a focus on the Indo-Pacific, the book considers the challenges associated with this form of military presence.

It also explores potential opportunities for U.S. forces and their allies.

Written by Dan Mccormick, Jeffrey W. Hornung, Kristen Gunness, Bryan Rooney, Lydia Grek, Ryan A. Schwankhart, and Gian Gentile.

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