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     • Our naval forces deter threats, support economic growth, maintain global political stability and perform vital counterterrorism missions. These missions are essential to 21st century national security.
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2. globalaffairs.org › commentary-and-analysis › blogsExploring the US Navy's Global Role and the Challenge to ...

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   Feb 3, 2020 · For decades maritime power has been an essential tool for America’s national defense, international influence, and the security of global trade. Yet, against the backdrop of today’s great-power competition, the rise of sophisticated new military technologies, and an ever-challenged budgetary environment, the Navy is at a crossroads.

3. www.usni.org › proceedings › 2021What Is a Navy For? | Proceedings - April 2021 Vol. 147/4/1,418

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   The Navy’s primary purpose is to sustain friendly commerce by sea. Today, like it or not, globalization is again the order of business, and national supply chains stretch around the globe. The smooth operation of the international economy is critical to U.S. economic security, social stability, and national prosperity.

4. time.com › 6836406The New Age of Naval Power - TIME

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   Mar 5, 2024 · Naval power matters today more than ever because of how modern societies’ relationship with the sea has evolved. Today we live in a maritime century, one in which the very foundations...

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   Jul 20, 2017 · Our naval forces deter threats, support economic growth, maintain global political stability and perform vital counterterrorism missions. These missions are essential to 21st century national security.

6. theconversation.com › the-us-navy-is-still-moreThe US navy is still more powerful than China’s: more so than ...

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   Aug 18, 2023 · The truth is the US navy, alongside its allied navies, especially Japan, remains much more powerful compared with China’s navy – and that’s likely to continue.

7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 357867415_THE(PDF) THE ENDURING RELEVANCE OF NAVAL POWER ... - ResearchGate

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   Jan 16, 2022 · Naval power is strategically relevant in defence, security and power projection, as evident in its roles in warfare, deterrence, policing, and diplomacy across history.

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   Why is the US Navy important?

   • The U.S. Navy plays a central role in projecting American military power globally and responding to international crises. The United States maintains major naval bases in more than ten countries across four continents. The navy faces several domestic and international challenges, including budget constraints and increasing competition with China.

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   Why does naval power matter today?

   • Naval power matters today more than ever because of how modern societies’ relationship with the sea has evolved. Today we live in a maritime century, one in which the very foundations of the prosperity that underwrites open economies rests upon maritime physical and digital connectivity. Read More: The U.S. Navy Is Sinking in the Sand

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   Why do we need a naval force?

   • Through our presence at home ports in both the Atlantic and Pacific and forward deployed forces in Asia and Europe we can rapidly project naval power to virtually any spot on the globe. Our naval forces deter threats, support economic growth, maintain global political stability and perform vital counterterrorism missions.

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   Why do we need a strong navy?

   • In modern times, the single most valuable font of commercially produced wealth was overseas trade. Following this logic, he reasoned that access to the sea (the “common”) was essential to national well-being; hence the need for a strong navy to guarantee access.

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   Why does the Navy need a naval fleet?

   • With the rise of great-power competitors’ military capabilities, the Navy must ensure it maintains the fleet necessary to keep critical international seas and sea lanes open around the world.

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   What does the Navy do?

   • To accomplish this mission, the Navy conducts various operations to include strategic presence, deterrence, sea control, Ballistic Missile Defense, maritime security, counterterrorism, counter-narcotics, and counter-piracy.

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9. www.cfr.org › backgrounder › sea-power-us-navy-andSea Power: The U.S. Navy and Foreign Policy | Council on ...

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   Jun 12, 2024 · Summary. The U.S. Navy plays a central role in projecting American military power globally and responding to international crises. The United States maintains major naval bases in...