Agreed that the most likely next step after a blockade is an amphibious assault.
Which is why 7th Fleet and SUBPAC are keeping a close eye on what's going on. Declaring a blockade would probably very quickly result in SUBPAC declaring unrestricted submarine warfare.
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anti-access/area denial
anti-air warfare
anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface warfare
cold war ii
naval aviation
nuclear battlefield
people's liberation army navy
people's republic of china
republic of china
rocaf
roknavy
sloc
south china sea
ssk
ssn
taiwan
united states
united states navy
cold war ii
late 2020s
maritime patrol directorate general
people's republic of china
republic of china
roc coast guard
roknavy
taiwan
togolese republic
2020s
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airliner
airmobile
anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface warfare
civil aviation
cold war ii
korea aersospace industries
maritime patrol aircraft
republic of korea
republic of korea armed forces
rok air force
roknavy
south korea
transport aircraft
united arab emirates
united arab emirates air force
US Sea Radar Tracking N. Korean Threat
By Luis Martinez | ABC OTUS News – Thu, Apr 11, 2013
With North Korea's launch of a mid-range Musudan missile believed to be imminent, a U.S. official confirms that the SBX radar has been deployed to the Pacific to assist with tracking the missile if it is...
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department of defense
early 2010s
intermediate range ballistic missile
japan
japan maritime self-defense force
korean people's army
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north korea
roknavy
sea-based x-band radar
south korea
united states
united states missile defense agency
united states navy
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