The Pacific Strategy in World War II: Lessons for China's Antiaccess/Area Denial Perimeter | Naval History Magazine

By understanding the evolution of the strategy in the Pacific, the Navy can forge a future approach if it finds itself executing large-scale combat operations against China.

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