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Joint integrative solutions for combat casualty care in a Pacific war at sea/ Dion Moten

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MOTEN Dion

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In: JFQ : Joint Force Quarterly : 3rd Quarter 2019, Issue 94, pp.54-63 (79)Summary: The article highlights regional stability in the Pacific theater is a national security priority complicated by unique components threatening US expeditionary forces, such as China's rise a global competitor possessing multidomain access capabilities.

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The article highlights regional stability in the Pacific theater is a national security priority complicated by unique components threatening US expeditionary forces, such as China's rise a global competitor possessing multidomain access capabilities.

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