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Description
Cross-sea landing operations (跨海登陆作战) is one of the primary forms of warfare for which our military is preparing, both for the present and for a period into the future. How to provide timely, reliable, continuous, and efficient equipment support for cross-sea landing operations is a critical matter requiring urgent research. The U.S. military was the first to propose the operational concept of “seabasing” to enable sea-based logistics and equipment support for forward-deployed task forces, thereby providing critical sustainment for out-of-area military operations. This seabasing initiative has important implications and provides a valuable reference for enhancing our military's equipment support capabilities for cross-sea landing operations.
Publication Date
8-2025
Publisher
China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S Naval War College
City
Newport, Rhode Island
Keywords
China, PRC, China Maritime Studies Institute, CMSI, Sea Base, Construction, Cross-Sea, Cross-Sea Landing
Recommended Citation
Benhang, Tan, "CMSI Translations #22: Implications of the U.S. Navy's "Sea Base" Construction for Equipment Support in Cross-Sea Landing Operations" (2025). CMSI Translations. 22.
https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cmsi-translations/22
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