印太地区的后勤争夺战：通过位置优势进行联合支援【AUSA】

IntroductionSince the Russo-Ukrainian War began in February 2022,a maxim attribut-ed to General Omar Bradley has been repeatedly invoked:“Amateurs talk strategy;professionals talk logistics.”Russias early failure to protect sup-ply lines from agile Ukrainian forces near Kyiv has been followed by a pro-longed tactical contest leveraging sensors and precision weapons to disrupt battlefield logistics while increasing the speed and scale of materiel produc-tion.At the strategic level,Kyivs supporters have transported vast quanti-ties of materiel from across the United States,Europe and the Indo-Pacific to sustain its forces,while Russia has turned to Iranian and North Korean supplies to replenish its stockpiles.If artillery and drones have been the king of the conflicts battles,logistics has been the king of the war.The return to this type of industrial war has been a wake-up call for the U.S.joint force.After two decades of fighting in relatively permissive en-vironments,DoD faces demands to modernize logistics as it prepares for possible conflict with the Peoples Liberation Army(PLA)in the Indo-Pacific.Admiral Samuel Paparo,commander of U.S.Indo-Pacific Com-mand(USINDOPACOM),describe