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The homeland fight: in the 2026 u.s.-China scenario/ Captain Craig Allen Jr

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ALLEN JR Craig

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In: Proceedings, Volume 150, Issue 9, 2024, pg. 42-47Summary: A US-China war could kick off a massive migration event with tens of thousands of refugees attempting to reach the United States by sea or land. The Coast Guard would lead in countering China's efforts to degrade the United States' ability to sustain the war at home.

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A US-China war could kick off a massive migration event with tens of thousands of refugees attempting to reach the United States by sea or land. The Coast Guard would lead in countering China's efforts to degrade the United States' ability to sustain the war at home.

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