A2/AD : the death knell for amphibious operations? / Jason Cooper and Mike Jernigan.
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Proceedings US Naval Institute February 2014, pp.22-27 (86)Summary: There have been suggestions that Anti Access Area Denial (A2/AD) means that amphibious operations will no longer be possible. This article explains, with the help of historical examples, why the US Marine Corps will rise to the challenge and will continue to undertake such operations.
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There have been suggestions that Anti Access Area Denial (A2/AD) means that amphibious operations will no longer be possible. This article explains, with the help of historical examples, why the US Marine Corps will rise to the challenge and will continue to undertake such operations.
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