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Defend the first island chain /

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HOLMES James R

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In: Proceedings US Naval Institute April 2014, pages 32-37 (86)Summary: Explains how fortifying the first island chain would provide a formidable deterrent to China. The first island chain takes advantage of the maritime geography of East and Southeast Asia and broadly follows a line similar to that indicated by China's nine dash line.

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Explains how fortifying the first island chain would provide a formidable deterrent to China. The first island chain takes advantage of the maritime geography of East and Southeast Asia and broadly follows a line similar to that indicated by China's nine dash line.

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