Abstract
This article examines the assumptions that lead China alarmists to dismiss America’s ability to impose a distant blockade as an inadequate counter to Chinese A2/AD systems. It argues that distant blockade is indeed a viable, lower cost strategy that capitalizes on America’s strengths and China’s weaknesses.
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