U.S. policy makers have questioned Chinese motivations for military relationships based on recent history. New evidence indicates that China is more committed to international military cooperation programs, yet remains opaque about their military spending and capabilities. In the larger context of a global insurgency, the U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) should take advantage of the opportunity to reengage China's military in bold theater security cooperation plans. China can be a valuable partner with vast resources to participate in regional counterinsurgency operations. While the U.S. remains consistent on its policy towards Taiwan, it does not necessitate ignoring opportunities for the more immediate priority, the War on Terrorism. PACOM planners should create a clear roadmap in cooperation with the U.S. ambassador to walk carefully with China towards transparency and partnership.
New Century, New Partners: Theater Security Cooperation with China
2005
23 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Behavior & Society , Military Sciences , Military Operations, Strategy, & Tactics , Military forces(United states) , Military forces(Foreign) , Joint military activities , Military modernization , Cooperation , China , Military exercises , Foreign policy , Military budgets , Search and rescue , Counterinsurgency , Taiwan , International relations , Deception , Counterterrorism , Security , Military capabilities , Department of defense , Government(Foreign) , Theater security cooperation plans , Military to military relations , Uspacom(Us pacific command) , Tscp(Theater security cooperation plans) , Islamic extremism , Radical islam , Chinese navy , Zheng he , Chinese military spending , Pla(People's liberation army) , Transparency , Port visits , Educational exchange programs
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