Chuyên mục: US Military

Growing demand for military involvement in climate emergencies worldwide

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Global Military Advisory Council on Climate Change 

Brussels / The Hague – 30 July  2025

A groundbreaking new report, “Resilience, Readiness, and Response,” from Project CASA (Climate and Security Action through Civil-Military Cooperation in Climate-Related Emergencies) highlights the increasing and essential role of national militaries in addressing the escalating global climate crisis.

The report is the result of a comprehensive two-year study which provides the first cross-national dataset on military involvement in climate disasters. Edited by Ronald A. Kingham and Dr. Ashley McIlvain Moran and published by the Environment & Development Resource Centre (EDRC), the report serves as both a critical resource and a call to action for policymakers and practitioners grappling with climate-worsened disasters.

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Hơn 750 căn cứ ở 80 nước: Mỹ lấn át Trung Quốc triển khai sức mạnh ở nước ngoài

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PLO  – TRI TÚC – 23/09/2021 – 15:34

Quân đội Mỹ vận hành hơn 750 căn cứ hải ngoại trải khắp 80 quốc gia trong khi Trung Quốc chỉ có một căn cứ quân sự hải ngoại tại Djibouti.

Hơn 750 căn cứ ở 80 nước: Mỹ lấn át Trung Quốc triển khai sức mạnh ở nước ngoài | Quân sự | PLO
Lính Mỹ rời căn cứ không quân Bargam ở Afghanistan hồi tháng 7. Ảnh: TWITTER

Với trọng tâm chiến lược của Mỹ hiện đang chuyển sang khu vực Ấn Độ Dương –Thái Bình Dương với mục đích chế ngự Trung Quốc, các lực lượng vũ trang Mỹ đang ráo riết vũ khí hóa khu vực châu Á-Thái Bình Dương vốn đang dần trở thành tâm điểm toàn cầu về rủi ro xảy ra xung đột lớn tiếp theo.

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China could overwhelm US military in Asia in hours, Australian report says

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By Brad Lendon, CNN

Updated 3:02 AM ET, Tue August 20, 2019

Hong Kong (CNN) The US military is no longer the primary force in Asia, and missiles from China’s rapidly improving military could overwhelm its bases in hours, according to a new report.
The study by the United States Study Center, at the University of Sydney, in Australia, warned that America’s defense strategy in the Indo-Pacific region “is in the throes of an unprecedented crisis” and could struggle to defend its allies against China.

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A Rising China Is Driving the U.S. Army’s New Game Plan in the Pacific

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New missiles and large-scale exercises part of long-term strategy to deter Beijing.

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Idaho Army National Guard and Montana Army National Guard Soldiers from the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team conduct a live-fire exercise with Royal Thai Army Soldiers at the Cavalry Center in Thailand’s Saraburi province on Aug. 28, 2018. (Department of Defense Photo)

Idaho Army National Guard and Montana Army National Guard Soldiers from the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team conduct a live-fire exercise with Royal Thai Army Soldiers at the Cavalry Center in Thailand’s Saraburi province on Aug. 28, 2018. (Department of Defense Photo)

FORT SHAFTER, Hawaii—As an organization based solidly on dry land, the U.S. Army’s increasing focus on the Pacific might seem puzzling to some.

But with China continuing to expand its military, building islands in the South China Sea, and spreading fear among neighbors, the Army wants to up its game in the region with more firepower and additional rotations of U.S. troops—not only to reassure key U.S. allies such as Japan, South Korea, and Thailand that the United States has their back, but also to prevent a potential war.

“China is the priority,” said Gen. Robert Brown, U.S. Army Pacific commander, during a March 19 roundtable with a handful of reporters at Fort Shafter in Hawaii. Tiếp tục đọc “A Rising China Is Driving the U.S. Army’s New Game Plan in the Pacific” →

Providing for the Common Defense: The Assessment and Recommendations of the US Defense Strategy Commission

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Tuesday, November 13, 2018 / BY: National Defense Strategy Commission

PUBLICATION TYPE: Report

The final report of the National Defense Strategy Commission is a compilation of the assessments of the National Defense Strategy and recommendations based on its analysis related not just to defense strategy, but also to the larger geopolitical environment in which that strategy must be executed. They consulted with civilian and military leaders in the Department of Defense, representatives of other U.S. government departments and agencies, allied diplomats and military officials, and independent experts.

This publication is the consensus report of the Commission. The Commission argues that America confronts a grave crisis of national security and national defense, as U.S. military advantages erode and the strategic landscape becomes steadily more threatening. If the United States does not show greater urgency and seriousness in responding to this crisis and does not take decisive steps to rebuild its military advantages now, the damage to American security and influence could be devastating.

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