INDOPACOM

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INDOPACOM is the United States military’s unified combatant command responsible for overseeing defense operations and strategy across the Indo-Pacific region.

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INDOPACOM canonical 1
U.S. joint force in the Indo-Pacific 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Geographic combatant command
Military organization
Unified combatant command
abbreviation USINDOPACOM
alliesAndPartners Australia
India
Japan
New Zealand
Philippines
Republic of Korea
linked to: South Korea

Singapore
Thailand
areaOfResponsibility East Asia
Indian Ocean
Pacific Island nations
linked to: Pacific Islands

Pacific Ocean
Parts of the Antarctic
Parts of the Arctic
South Asia
Southeast Asia
country United States
dateRenamed 2018-05-30
establishedAsPredecessorCommand 1947
focusArea Counterterrorism operations
Freedom of navigation
Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief
Maritime security
Regional stability
formerName United States Pacific Command
fullName United States Indo-Pacific Command
headquartersCity Aiea
headquartersCountry United States
headquartersIsland Oahu
headquartersLocation Camp H. M. Smith
headquartersState Hawaii
mission Defend U.S. interests in the Indo-Pacific region
Deter aggression in the Indo-Pacific region
Maintain readiness of assigned forces
Provide security and stability in the Indo-Pacific region
partOf United States Armed Forces
United States Department of Defense
predecessor United States Pacific Command
responsibleFor Developing regional defense strategy for the Indo-Pacific
Joint military operations in the Indo-Pacific region
Operational control of U.S. forces in its area of responsibility
serviceComponent Pacific Air Forces
U.S. Forces Japan
U.S. Forces Korea
U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Pacific
U.S. Special Operations Command Pacific
United States Army Pacific
linked to: U.S. Army Pacific

United States Pacific Fleet
linked to: U.S. Pacific Fleet
shortName PACOM
subordinateTo United States President
United States Secretary of Defense
theater Indo-Pacific region

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U.S. Army Pacific partOf U.S. joint force in the Indo-Pacific
linked to: INDOPACOM