Future Military Force Possibilities Study, 2001-2021: Korea, Australia, Japan: a Strategic Decision of National Security Evolution.
Author
Fugate, Thomas M.
Wah, Lo Weng
Hwa, Lee Boon
Luffy, Timothy S.
Tatt, Chiu Eng
McCullough, Jody L.
Heong, Ng Boon
Oliver, Gordon D.
McMurray, Gerald R.
Hai, Teo Cheng
Siong, Lye King
Wei, Nee Bor
Date
2001-03Metadata
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This study describes the evolution of a possible
future for Asia 2001-2021. It envisions the realization of two longstanding US goals: peaceful
political unification of Taiwan and the People’s Republic of China, and, peaceful Korean
unification. Nothing dramatic occurs on the global front, no major wars break out, and both
economic and technological change are evolutionary rather than revolutionary. In short, we
develop an example of what Herman Kahn called a “surprise free” scenario.
The officer-students in the first class of the Systems Engineering and Integration (SEI-
1) curriculum developed the above scenario in detail for Korea, Australia and Japan. They are
responsible for Chapters 3, 4 and 5, which describe the evolution of Korean unification Australian efforts to cement protective relations with the United States and others with interests
in a peaceful, free Asia and the “coming out of the penalty box” by Japan as she rides her
reinvigorated economy and takes increasing responsibility for her own defense.
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