Sgt. Johanna Pullum
U.S. Army Pacific commanding general, Gen. Ronald P. Clark, delivered a keynote address at the Land Forces Pacific (LANPAC) Symposium, emphasizing the pivotal role of land power in ensuring security and deterring aggression within the Indo-Pacific region. He asserted that land forces, operating in conjunction with naval and air capabilities, are indispensable for joint operations and fostering robust partnerships. Clark highlighted that a strong strategic land power network grounded in trust is critical as is interoperability with allied nations.
Themes and Messages:
Land Power as a Cornerstone: Land power serves as a cornerstone for guaranteeing sovereignty, fortifying borders, and enabling the joint force to attain its objectives.
Synergy Through Joint Operations: The U.S. military achieves success through collaborative joint and combined operations, training alongside allies and partners across all domains.
Strategic Land Power Network as a Foundation: A robust strategic land power network, built upon trust and seamless interoperability, is paramount for effectively responding to crises and deterring potential aggression.
Proactive Campaigning Forward: Strategically applying combat power on key terrain during exercises and rehearsals for potential operations is essential for deterring adversaries and empowering the joint force.
Setting the Stage for Joint Operations: The Army and its strategic land power network play a crucial role in setting the stage for joint operations, facilitating the movement of personnel and equipment, establishing vital supply chains, and maintaining essential infrastructure.
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