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This book dissects precisely how the United States imagines fighting the People's Republic of China, and why it risks failing. Franz-Stefan Gady contends that the US military approach to a potential conflict over Taiwan is unlikely to succeed, relying heavily on both rapidly established information superiority and a decisive victory. This may increase the threat of nuclear escalation between the world's only superpowers. The more likely scenario is a prolonged war of attrition across land, sea, |
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USA-China Conflict; China-Taiwan Conflict; Joint Operations-Systems Warfare; Cyber Operations; Space Operations; Air-Marine Operations; Land Operations; Theories of Success |
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