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The Human Element of Sea Power: Ports, People, and Presence in the South China Sea | Center for International Maritime Security

2+ week, 55+ min ago   (546+ words) By Eleanor Gaudion and Michael Posey Presence breaks down when ships cannot be repaired, replenished, or politically sustained. A ship that can be repaired forward returns to operations faster. A ship that must transit long distances for maintenance pays a…...