Your starting point for understanding the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM)—its mission, history, and strategic importance in the region.
The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, is one of the United States' seven geographic combatant commands. It oversees U.S. military operations across the Indo-Pacific region, encompassing the largest area of responsibility (AOR) of any command.
INDOPACOM Mission - Overview of the command’s strategic goals, operations, and defense posture in the region.
DoD Indo-Pacific Strategy Report - Preparedness, Partnerships, and a Networked Region, June 2019.
History of INDOPACOM - A brief overview of its origin, evolution, and role in U.S. defense strategy.
INDOPACOM News | DoD Focus on Indo-Pacific and China Military Power - Indo-Pacific news & strategic updates.
U.S. Overseas Bases in INDOPACOM
Resources offering geopolitical and military situational awareness within INDOPACOM's AOR:
INDOPACOM Organizational Chart - Structure of INDOPACOM Headquarters, directorates, and command hierarchy.
An overview of INDOPACOM’s organizational framework and the major commands that execute its mission across the region.
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Key international forums shaping diplomacy, trade, and security cooperation in the Indo-Pacific:
Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security StudiesDoD regional center focused on security and strategic issues in the Indo-Pacific region.
Countries of the Asia-Pacific Region | News | Publications | Security Nexus
Security Studies on JSTOR is an excellent resource to find research reports from different policy institutes in the field of security studies. Keyword is the default search in JSTOR with the option to refine results by publication year, content type and subject. Advanced Search allows more precise searching.
Below are some reports from this collection:
A variety of quality, open access reports are also available from government and private research organizations. Important sources include:
Below is a selected list of reports from different research institutions:
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Selected books relevant to U.S. military strategy in the Indo-Pacific:
U. S. Indo-Pacific Command: Implications for East Asia
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Selected journal articles for deeper analysis and exploration:
Journals to Explore
Databases for Regional & Military Studies
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