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- U. S. Central Command Theater Strategy - centcom. mil
Russia continues its malign activities in the information domain and maintains the capability to frustrate our operations in the electromagnetic spectrum Russia is also playing a spoiling role with our Partners and regional populations to sow distrust and portray the U S as unreliable
- It’s Time to Restructure the US Military’s Command Plan
The relevance of global planning outside INDOPACOM will also continue to grow in importance as China expands its global military footprints and looks to build bases abroad 3) Include the Golden
- Assessing CENTCOM’s Posture in 2023 - The Washington Institute
As the United States shifted its focus toward great power competition in the past few years, its global military posture has adjusted accordingly In the U S Central Command (CENTCOM) area of responsibility, the number of service members dwindled from around 75,000 in January 2020 to roughly 40,000-60,000 deployed across approximately eighteen
- Adapting US Defense Strategy to Great-Power Competition
Implementing a great-power competition–focused defense strategy requires the United States to maintain dominance over its main rival in this area of military competition Dominance is key for ensuring Beijing cannot militarily conquer or coerce its neighbors or challenge the United States for global hegemony in the military domain
- June 10, 2025 STATEMENT FOR THE RECORD GENERAL MICHAEL “ERIK . . .
The United States now stands in a strategic window of opportunity to secure its interests in the Central Region: protect the Homeland, secure our economic prosperity, ensure freedom of navigation, and prevent a nuclear-armed Iran U S Central Command’s approach of People, Partners, and Innovation puts our strategic advantages at the forefront
- CENTCOM Strategic Priorities: Deter, Counter, Compete
As outlined in the chap 1 (strategic environment) of OPFOR SMARTbook 4 – Iran the Middle East (Forces, Conflicts Threats) and as identified in the Statement of General Michael “Erik” Kurilla on the Posture of U S Central Command – SASC Hearing Mar 16, 2023, the following are Central Command’s (CENTCOM) strategic priorities:
- China’s Impact on the Evolving US Footprint in CENTCOM
Through its Belt and Road Initiative, China intends to grow its overseas military capabilities, expanding into Central Asia, Europe, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf region, and Africa, with the overall objective of “adjusting the global order,” said Maj Gen Alexus G Grynkewich, U S Central Command director of operations, during an AFA
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