KEY INTELLIGENCE TAKEAWAYS & SUMMARY
- The US Navy and Marine Corps have agreed to expand the amphibious warfare ship fleet from 31 to 40 to meet global operational requirements.
- According to the new plan, the amphibious fleet will consist of 13 large amphibious transport dock ships (LHD/LHA) and 27 LPD amphibious transport dock ships.
- This move is considered critical for the sustainability of the '3.0 ARG/MEU' strategy, which aims to maintain simultaneous global deployment of three Marine Expeditionary Units (MEUs).
- There is a clear shift from the 'Force Design 2030' doctrine's small ship-focused concept to a large amphibious ship-focused power projection approach.
Strategic Target: "3.0 ARG/MEU" Concept and Operational Load
Aviation Power Strike Elements and Doctrinal Shift
Conclusion and Future Perspective
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