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The United States has initiated substantive preparations for high-end warfare and continues to exert coercive pressure on China. Drawing on insights from over a dozen localized conflicts, this article analyzes the US military’s strike capabilities, operational patterns, and systemic ground vulnerabilities. Grounded in the concepts of resilience and survivability, systems-based confrontation, and tiered defense, it proposes targeted operational principles, countermeasures, and strategic recommendations for countering precision strikes by the powerful enemy.
Publication Date
8-4-2026
Publisher
China Maritime Studies Institute, U.S Naval War College
City
Newport, Rhode Island
Keywords
China Maritime Studies Institute, CMSI, PLA, PLAN, PLA Navy, missiles, missile strikes, US military strike capabilities
Recommended Citation
Debao, Zhang; Yunxing, Sun; and Xiaolong, Hu, "CMSI Translations #34: Research on Integrated Defense Against Precision Strikes by the Powerful Enemy at Sea" (2026). CMSI Translations. 78.
https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/cmsi-translations/78
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