U.S. Navy needs to regain 'ocean high ground' to defend Taiwan

A well-known axiom in warfare is that occupying elevated terrain, or high ground, provides a tactical advantage over an opposing force.

Related Keywords

East China Sea ,Japan General ,Japan ,China ,American Samoa ,Taiwan ,Republic Of China ,Taiwan General ,South China Sea ,Brunei General ,Brunei ,Taiwan Strait ,Gaza ,Israel General ,Israel ,Philippine Sea ,Oceans General ,Oceans ,Chinese ,Daniel Campos ,Tim Gallaudet ,National Oceanic ,Naval Oceanographic Office ,Us Department Of Commerce ,Department Research Initiative ,Courtesy Taiwan Ministry Of Foreign Affairs ,International Studies ,Us Navy ,Chinese People Liberation Army Navy ,Facebook ,Navy Task Force Ocean ,University National Oceanographic Laboratory System ,Department Of Defense Do ,Office Of Naval Research ,Atmospheric Administration ,Courtesy Taiwan Ministry ,Foreign Affairs ,Chinese People ,Liberation Army Navy ,United Statesnavy ,Petty Officer ,Class Cody Beam ,Naval Special Warfare ,Task Force Ocean ,Naval Research ,Economic Zone ,Marianas Islands ,Pacific Remote Island ,