Presence Is Deterrence: Restore America’s Maritime Patrol in the Taiwan Strait
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Beyond the silver screen: The urgent need to restore America’s amphibious readiness | The Highland County Press
Historically, the ability to project power onto a hostile shore is a critical element of national security and a mainstay of a maritime nation. Military strategist B. H. Liddell Hart explains that "Amphibious flexibility is the greatest strategic asset that a sea power possesses."
Presence Is Deterrence: Restore America’s Maritime Patrol in the Taiwan Strait
Presence Is Deterrence: Restore America’s Maritime Patrol in the Taiwan Strait acabral-sanche… Tue, 08/04/2026 - 11:50 SVG Commentary Aug 3, 2026 Washington Times Presence Is Deterrence: Restore America’s Maritime Patrol in the Taiwan Strait Miles Yu Senior Fellow and Director, China Center Miles Yu Commentary Caption Taiwan Coast Guard vessels are moored at Keelung Port in Keelung, Taiwan, on July 8, 2026. (Getty Images) Toggle Table of …
The strategic alliance between the US defense industry and Taiwanese marks a milestone in the naval war after completing the first maritime mission coordinated by artificial intelligence
US Mission in Taiwan Shares Rare Photo of Taiwan-US Coast Guard Ships, Highlighting Maritime Cooperation
On Tuesday, July 28, the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT), Washington’s de facto embassy in Taiwan, posted a rare photo on social media showing a Taiwan Coast Guard vessel alongside a U.S. Coast Guard patrol ship. AIT said the two sides were closely coordinating on several shared maritime objectives. The image is geopolitically significant because […]
Amidst China's continued encroachment on Taiwan in the gray area, the American Institute in Taiwan (AIT) released footage of a joint naval formation of the U.S. Coast Guard and the Taiwan Coast Guard. Yu Mao-chun, a key advisor on Trump's China policy, described this as "the most important security development in East Asia this year," and called on Washington to work with partners to counter the Beijing threat through a sustained maritime presen…
President Lai Ching-te today awarded U.S. House Foreign Affairs Committee Honorary Chairman Michael McCaul the "Order of the Brilliant Star with a Grand Ribbon." He said that this medal carries the most sincere respect of the Taiwanese people and symbolizes the deep friendship between Taiwan and the United States. He looks forward to deepening cooperation with the United States, moving from military procurement to joint research and development …
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