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That doesn't ever happen! Wait, my phone is playing up... 🇨🇳 enters the chat. China number 1, China number 1! West is bad, USA is bad capitalism. Xi is best. 🇨🇳 leaves chat. Sorry, not sure what happened there... what was I saying? Oh yeah, you have been listening to Fox News too much, China doesn't have bots trying to push a narrative 🙄.
The Japanese have an army of Gotengo class flying drill equipped submarine battleships hidden under the South China just waiting for China to get too close! 😂
we are servicing marine cargo/tanker vessel's engines and based on my experience, Japanese built has higher structural quality than Korean and the last is Chinese. Japanese vessels are designed logically and built to last
China is unfortunately an underdog in this war. US allied forces are going to have a military expenditure of $2.5 trillion US dollars. The US spends $800+ billion on its military, and Japan spends $320 billion on its military. The amount goes up to $1.12 trillion, nearly half, and if you account for all other NATO military spending, it is up to $1.52 trillion, with the other being in ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, India, etc. China, on the other hand, spends only $225 billion, which is less than 1/10 of US allied force military spending, and has way fewer personnel (a fraction) than the U.S. allied force military. With this in mind, it is clear to me who the underdog is. Unfortunately, I don’t often hear anybody supporting China in Binkov's comment section.
You see don’t see much support for Chynuh because they are a communist dictatorship and raycyst state that tries to bully and threaten all of their Asian neighbors. Not to mention the bio agent they released a few years ago that killed millions around the world.
People underestimate China and think their navy is made of plastic, or they overestimate China and think they will dominate the world. Truth is right in the middle.
If you're talking about an open water battle in the Sea of Japan or the South China Sea, sure, but we also have to keep in mind that China can make everything so much worse with just one "simple" trick, namely the invasion of Taiwan. With that, it could rely on its frankly massive air and amphibious fleets and attempt to overwhelm the island, which is the concern that the US, Japan, ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and India probably want to avert with a tripwire comprising a fraction of their forces. And a power as far away and multi-interested as the US cannot keep all of its forces in one location all the time and has to spend more on expeditionary support vessels like replenishment ships. It's not necessarily a slam dunk for the Allies. That said, one can't just compare dollar amounts like that; power purchasing parity varies, and what is accounted for in the military budget varies. Even this is a complicated subject, and I think you would get that by watching a specialist in defence economics, so here you go ruclips.net/video/mH5TlcMo_m4/видео.html
Dude unfortunately?? With chinas massive population and gdp it’s not an underdog, not to mention China relationships with its near by countries is bad and bully like, why would you want a China whos on top?
You are spot on. So many videos over the years can't get their math right. Does anyone review these videos before posting? I have corrected DOZENS of math mistakes over the years and I never get a response. (Maybe this person will respond) Even economists who I correct do not respond. The world is mathematically illiterate.
This is also a huge pet peeve of mine! In figures like these people for some reason start at the $320 billion number and not the $150 billion number. They think, "O, $320 and $150 means a 56% increase!" and somehow forget that $320 billion is over twice $150 billion! How can you more than double something and not understand the increase is over 100%! This is so baffling (and annoying) to me!
China's posturing has cost them by alarming countries into doing something before China starts something. Like cutting off rare earth metals. No less the 5 new sources came up when China threatened to stop allowing the US buy them. So, they lose market share out of aggressive stupidity.
@@Forevertruewhile US is threatening not only the chips but all high technology, you are talking about China threatening US for rare metals ? Speaking of stupidity? You are 😂
@@glamdring0007 IF if even looks like China is going to start shooting, the first thing US does is move everything valuable out of Guam. No one really believes they can hit a carrier with their missiles, but everyone believes they can turn Guam into a hole, sadly.
USA never ever will win a war with two fronts even more if it’s alone! In order to go against China, USA has first to pay the billions Of dollars lent by China
The math doesn't add up. 32% to 33% of 320 Billion dollars is much more than 60 Billion dollars. It is at least more than a 100 Billion dollars. But Binkov says it is just 60. Am I missing something here?
I've been reading and watch videos recently about the battles of the Eastern Solomons and Santa Cruz. You come away greatly respecting the IJN. The USN too. Of course, this is not to give a pass to the Japanese atrocities in East Asia, but Yamamoto did not want war with the US and the IJN did not commit these atrocities. The US needs the IJN to build up it's strength.
It's true that China can produce a vast number of ships in a hurry but it's harder to manufacture experienced and skilled sailors and naval officers and aviators. That takes years. Naval tradition and institutional memory is still a very real phenomenon.
@dyflin3246 I suspect he is referring to the imperial navy and the notes and doctrines in place not to mention the updates and training from the Americans. This is a contiguous history where as the china's last worthy navy was during the ming period.
Producing ships in a hurry suggests low quality and low survivability, probably even moreso than in construction the rule applies, you can build it fast, cheap, quality. You get to pick two. As far as crew and design, Japan at least has past experience/doctrine and US training, china is basically starting from scratch with zero battle testing whatsoever and likely low quality ships built in haste
@@trevorbirkbeck4011 Current naval operations the US has done are pressing buttons to shoot down outdated ASM's, in a war against a near peer adversary you can basically throw these experiences out of the window
Equipment figures are cool and all, but what's even more important is the people factor: how good are the operators of that equipment? Japan has a very professional, disciplined, detail-oriented culture, not just in the military, but in general. Japanese are extremely competent in much of what they dedicate themselves to. China does not have such a culture. I have strong doubts that the Chinese will be up to the task. And I'm not just saying that because I live in Japan and am biased. It's the honest truth of the matter.
These are just your imaginations. In fact, Japan's military power is far from China's. There are also no advantages in terms of military technology for China. Japan is only a vassal of the United States. Many of his military-technical aspects were constrained.
on military side, do u know that China is experiencing the longest period without war on its centuries of history? If yes, how could u doubt the people?
@@achdumeineguete ah ecco un classico suddito dell'impero, incapace di ragionare con il suo piccolo cervellino, che vive in un'altra realtà e difende il padrone . che tenero che sei 🥰
You know, just once I'd love to see what a disinfo campaign looks like from another nation besides the 2 knuckleheads. Like, I dunno a fun one like the Bolivian Air Force, and seeing a bunch of Bolivians roll in and what they'd say.
Japan has the best value for money western military on Earth .. the size of there military for its budget is incredible... put it this way Japan military budget is only 49 USD billion, Australia is 38 billion now yet Japans Navy is 3.5 times stronger than Australia , there air force is 2.5 times stronger and there Army is 5 times stronger .... yet there budget is only 28% or so more than Australia , aus MILITARY is terrible for the amount of money it spends - Singapore has about the same fighter force in Air power with a budget 3.5 times smaller
The Japanese Navy is focusing on developing stealth and underwater drone operational capabilities. Her 24 vessels of the Mogami type and new FFM have relatively large UUV operational capabilities. Submarines will also have UUV operational capabilities. In coastal areas like the East China Sea, submarines and FFM fleets will be the main force.
Chinese military scientists have announced a "huge breakthrough" in laser weapon technology. The scientists, from the National University of Defence Technology in Changsha, have claimed that they have developed a cooling mechanism for laser weapons which will enable high-energy lasers to run "infinitely" without any waste heat accumulation, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported. “This is a huge breakthrough in improving the performance of high-energy laser systems,” said the researchers' team led by Yuan Shengfu in a study published on August 4 in Acta Optica Sinica, a Chinese-language peer-reviewed publication.China is aiming to increase the already staggering power of their most powerful combat laser ever to a cruise-missile-destroying 500 kilowatts (kW) of pure energy capable of destroying enemy's aircraft and missiles.
Making a 500kW laser is not that difficult. However, this will require a 1.5MW power source and a huge amount of heat generation countermeasures. Laser cannon is a system integration technology that includes fire control, power control, and cooling technology.
The reason they are going sub is because the hypersonics makes warfare above water almost impossible. The issue with subs is that there is no guarantee that new detection techs won't obsolete them in the next decade as AI assisted detection equipment are advancing quickly.
China has never fought a modern blue water war , The US has over 100 years of experience plus they won't be dealing with just the US they will be dealing with every country surrounding them
Two fallacy in your comment: most of China’s neighbors will stay neutral in actual conflict since they are all within Chinese ballistic missiles range and U.S. has not had blue water war experience since ww2. They just sail a lot and bombard Stone Age countries at coastline
The WW2 veterans are mostly dead or dying . And afghanistan veteran secretary of state is suffering from prostate cancer . Experience is such a wishy washy , depending on when you’re born 😂😅😂
remind me again when was the last time the modern US navy fought a peer adversary navy with ships that were equivalent to or superior than their own ships. Oh, that's right, that never happened, so why don't you sit down and take a chill pill
America before the two world wars never ad fight in any world war... China is s monster in times of peace, lets imagine China pumping up the production in an economy of war, like after Pearl Harbour, in the USA. America and it's allies haven't hypersonic defenseless missiles, only the friends of Russia: China, Nort Korea and Iran - allegedly the Houtis.
Who say a nation that was nearly to use nuke in war with soviet and thinking that west is the real evil in world I thank europe will not like nuke dropping so say usa japan and uk only will join if china is 10x weaker then present other wise only japan while usa giving weapon.
Japan and South Korea’s history of conflict remains a barrier for their shared interest in countering China. An alliance between S.Korea and Japan would be very powerful
I agree with you to an extent, but at the same time you don't see China attempting too hard to drive a wedge between Korea and Japan, no more so than they're just generally meddling with everyone. I just feel like in the western media, you never really hear about the Korean gov't yapping with the CCP publicly. But at the same time, there's just no way if China is shooting at Guam and Japan and sinking American ships, they're not also flinging missiles at Camp Humphreys, right? Once again, western media isn't really out there pumping this news, but there's an absolute ton of US military infrastructure in Korea, and it is a whole lot closer to China than Japan. If they don't hit us, then heck yeah I'm all good with Korea staying out of it. In this crazy scenario we're talking about where China is dropping missiles on everyone everywhere I doubt Korea really believes it can stay out of it.
Yeah, no. Japan and South Korea are diplomatically at odds, but South Korea and Japan have both had official statements willing to do joint defense for one another in case of Big C and in case of ROC being invaded. Once Big C gets involved, any and all inconsequential quibbles between Japan and SK will take a back seat. It has to. And both know it.
@@matchesburn I've made this comparison a lot, but its like a big family, and China is the oldest sibling trying to control everyone whereas Japan and Korea are the two youngest who always squabble with each other. That squabbling will end when there's a bigger threat to both.
With this defense spending, Japan is producing "Island defense anti-ship missile". This is missile will have the range of 2,000 km. If deployed on Okinawa, all of China's Hu line is within reach of its radius. The Hu line consist of 94% of China's population and productivity.
Japan has already updated the Mogami to the batch II Mogami. No that is rapid upgrading of the model! Mogami only has 90 crew as compared to 200+ on Aussie, Canadian boats. Somewhat disappointed the Canadians are so behind in innovations in these areas.
In the sense of 'holding on till US forces gets here', it's pretty much a massive force to a point that it can be considered as 'they can hold on their own for quite a while'. Since China would not going to put all their force in one place at any one time, Japan has the capacity to defend itself to the teeth quite adequately. In fact, it's far more powerful than one of NATO member force, it's no slouch and is one giant of a naval force.
I would love to see our Japanese friends & allies build an actual "from the keel up" aircraft carrier; though I'm happy they have decided to at least upgrade their "helicopter destroyers". It would be nice to have a Japanese fleet carrier on our side for a change! Furthermore, I'm happy our South Korean friends are building up their navy. China has the capacity to build up their own fleet but there is one major thing they lack that the US has; powerful allies. 🇯🇵🇰🇷🇺🇲
@@sillysad3198 if you compare Asia with a big family... China is the oldest sibling, trying to control everything and everyone, but Japan and Korea are the little brothers who are always fighting with each other, no matter what's happening in the outside world
It makes no sense. The Chinese navy has hypersonic anti-ship missiles with a total tonnage of more than 2 million tons and a range of more than 1,000 kilometers that is more than 5 times the speed of sound. Japan only has a fleet of 400,000 tons of displacement and poor Harpoon anti-ship missiles of Mach 0.8 with a range of 200 kilometers. The Japanese navy is lagging behind in terms of both quantity and quality. Considering that the tonnage of China’s fleet launched in one year is that of the United States, India, Japan and all NATO members combined, any country that wants to challenge China militarily is a clown.
@@Scowcz those hypersonic missiles are likely not going to work if they're to be used, since isn't the technology practically brand-new and still untested in combat?
@@merafirewing6591 they can just be lobbed at japanese ports like conventional ballistic missiles even if they can't hit a destroyer out at sea. Sinking a japanese ship in port is the same as sinking it out at sea.
The Japanesse Navy is 1000 percent a top 5 Navy ... They have many outstanding destoyers ... About 10 of them Crusier equvilant... Several heli carriers as well..
The US should assist Japan in buildings at least one traditional aircraft carrier of the Nimitz class, non nuclear power. The Australians would possibly want one too. The Japanese military should consider purchasing the V280 for their smaller helicopter platform ships as offensive weapons.
If these requirements are successful, China may increase military spending by 20-30%. Even with a 100% increase, its military spending is only 2/3 of that of the United States. Even so, it is still enough to build 3-4 aircraft carriers and equip them with carrier based aircraft and corresponding escort fleets. Japan's stagnant economy cannot withstand an arms race.
Under what circumstance would the US not support Japanese Navy when the US is basically stationed in a dozen places between Taiwan and Japan. Japan will be fine.
@stuartemmanuel3735 Wow, you're seriously comparing the two? Do you not realize that the US after WW2 essentially became the guarantor of Japanese security? The US has a treaty with Japan that says the US must defend Japan in the event they are attacked. The US has no such relationship with Israel. Also, if Japan was attacked by China, it would the act of one sovereign entity attacking another sovereign entity. Gaza, however, is not a sovereign entity. Even before the current conflict, the UN recognized it as being under Israeli military occupation. Israeli troops had left in 2005 but since Gaza was still under a blockade the UN considered it to be under Israeli military occupation. China on the hand, is not under any sort of Japanese military occupation. That's just a tiny little difference between the two situations. China attacking Japan is different on so many levels than the recent Hamas attack on Israel that calling it "apples and oranges" doesn't do it justice.
I like how Japan is already very powerful and they have only been spending 1% of GDP on defense which they plan on doubling to 2% GDP to ensure continued deterrence by potential aggressors. Besides Five Eyes, NATO, AUKUS and our bilateral military alliances with Japan and South Korea, we also have the QUAD with India, Japan, and Australia. This comparison while interesting people should take with a grain of salt and seems a bit irrelevant given that Japan will never face an aggressor without that aggressor also facing the wrath of the US Pacific Fleet.
China's national defense construction has never regarded Japan as an opponent. China's imaginary opponent is the group headed by the United States and the entire Western world. In China's view, Japan is just a wolf in this wolf pack. Our imaginary enemy is the entire wolf pack. If we only regard Japan as an opponent and do not mention others, it will make us Chinese feel very embarrassed. We Chinese people love face very much.
I think the Type 003 carrier will go into service much earlier than 2029. It's currently undergoing sea trials and I expect it to be ready for deployment in 2-3 years. DItto for the J-35 carrier stealth fighter.
Japan building up a Navy today makes more sense today against China over Russia in the past. China's Navy does pose a credible threat to places like Taiwan and India-Pacific shipping, but I think we can all safely say the only threat the Russian Navy posed was to itself.
Japan is an Archepelagic Nation. And has a mastery of the seas and a true Naval Power...Its experiences in the past and its familiarity on how elements play with the sea, could be the sources of their strenght... In World War 2, again they have exibited their prowess...Unlike that of China, their experience in Surface Warfare seems to be lacking in their naval history. Specially woth the use of modern ships and armamemts.. Technologically, there is a balance, The decisive factor will be experiemce...
Dont worry Japan....the Philippines will help you... remember the time we fought against each other... we are well experience in battle.. we will never leave you behind...
I'm a bit concerned that Japan has decided to name their new carrier "Kaga" that ship was sunk in WW2 at Midway. Its a bit disrespectful to History. Name it something new.
The only circumstance where Japan would have to go it alone would be if they were silly enough to start a conflict. Otherwise, under any other scenario they would have comprehensive assistance from allied nations. Also the CCP is highly sensitive to any sort of economic disruption that would be caused by such a conflict.
Th bigger issue for China is they’ve ticked off everyone else on the South China Sea. So they likely have to deal with multiple countries if a major conflict breaks out. Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, the US, South Korea, and possibly even Vietnam.
Lol, Philippines is straight no. Their only's worth is being a staging ground for US forces. The most involvement I see for Vietnam is using the chaos to nab a few disputed islands and corral reefs on the spratly islands, otherwise, they would just likely seat out of the conflict. SK still have to deal with their northern neighbor, I don't think they want to risk an invasion from a NK empowered by both China and Russia. Australia, NZ? Too far to do anything affecting the operation zone. The only allies worth a damn to the US is the entire region is Japan.
Japan is one of the largest Economies in the world and they already have one of the best and largest navies in the world. They just need a Cash infusion and permission to make their military stronger.
quick answer = yes and that =ww3 since we (The U.S.A.) have a mutual defense pact with them, not to mention how many tens of thousands of our troops would undoubtedly get caught in the crossfire that are already stationed there.
Real peace? When in history has that ever happened? Self-defense Navy of Japan is the world's third largest navy and Asia's second largest navy. While competitively being second is worse than coming first, this is not a foot race. Japanese navy furthermore is more professional and better trained than PLAN personnel and it's sailors (being mainly volunteers) are more dedicated to sea warfare than the Chinese. Japan furthermore is an island archipelago, which geopolitically focuses the Japanese on combined fleets sea and air defence, more than a land power like China.
To be fair it would never be just Japan It would be Japan Taiwan South Korea Canada America New Zealand Australia Also add one could be Vietnam Indonesia Thailand Phillipines India Malyasia
@@mikecql123We do not have formal mutual defense pacts with Ukraine. We don't have any bases in Ukraine. We have numerous bases in Japan. We have formal mutual defense treaties with Japan. Australia is equally concerned with China and they don't have the lingering animosity with Japan that other potential allies have like S Korea and Taiwan. Right now, they are mostly in the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" with S Korea and Taiwan. If Australia and NZ fully engage (which they will if the CCP attacks Japan and US bases in Japan) then UK and Canada will be right there. The Anglosphere is one military intelligence entity in many ways. The West as a whole has many times the money power and experience than china or russia and we're not all falling apart at the seam like UK and US. They (China) don't want this war. I wish we could just play it in video games, all agree that US team is far superior AND playing on EASY while China player kinda sucks, has no experience less resources and is playing on HARD.
@@burtan2000 Yes, yes, keep typing your BS. When things getting real, none of the countries you mentioned would send over any troops and ships. They will never fight a war that is not in their favor, especially these days.
@mikecql123 There are two carrier battle groups off the coast of isreal We have sent so much material and ammo to ukraine they once had 14 000 military in 2014 and have 500 000 now They are arguably the second most advanced military on earth. 300 000 Russian dead 50 % of the army destroyed Us spent 5% of its military budget
@mikecql123 we have canadian ships patrolling the Taiwan straight with American and Anzac and Japanese and even phillipino ships daily.... The pro Russian and pro Chinese crowd are hilarious. Two failed empire that can't get it up
Japan's force will not need to engage China's alone, no more than Poland need face Russia on its own. It would seem to me that Japan comes so close to parity against China goes a long way to closing the Pacific as a viable battleground for the PLAN.
Reading the comments, I thought Japan succeeded one hundred years ago😂Japan even has no formal militants right now. Navy😂😂Japan is still just a colony of the US…
Japan restraining its power because US said so while china is on full fledge whaling to be on top. If US didn't restrict Japan i bet Japan would be number 3 in military power
Us didn't restrict Japan. If you're gonna propagandize at least start with a truth before lying. The us actively wanted Japan and Germany to re militarize immediately after WW2 to combat communism. It is the Germans and Japanese themselves who dedicated themselves to peace. Your lots agressive actions have been waking them up though (presuming you're Chinese, Russian, or from another of the nefarious nations, if I'm wrong then you're just a moron)
@@janehrahan5116A there’s no evidence to suggest this person is from the eastern bloc (how did you even come to that conclusion) and B the only thing they got wrong was who was responsible for the restriction of military power. Their point of Japan having extremely high military potential (tech wise) remains true, should they stop being restricted by themselves, or any outside power.
@@Hmonks not only Tibet but almost all the South China Sea and Mongolia and parts of India. Unlike America China keeps the land every time it writes a new map of the world with them getting bigger
We did conduct several wargames with allies, including the Japanese when I was in the Navy. Their ships were quite advanced and capable. I think the Japanese military is quite capable fighting force.
In reality it won’t be just Japan against China. Add the US navy and Japanese navy then do a comparison. China May have a lot of ships but their operations tempo is sad compared to the us and Japan. Chinas aircraft carrier groups are sad and the Chinese haven’t even come close to deploying their aircraft on their carriers to combat effectiveness
Forget ye not the success of the soviets against the technologically superior Nazi's. There is something to be said for volume of resources, which unlike the US which only has in the region what it carries and Japan which is resource starved and easily isolated. China has a lot of resources, industry and production capabilities along with current and potential troop numbers. China would never go in for a toe-to-toe match, instead they will do as they have been preparing and deliver swarms of anti-ship long range missiles keeping their fleet within the missile defense range. This would have a big change in the battle dynamic as their numerical superiority would only need to hold the line whilst the missiles come from the mainland and rear forces to do the bulk of the damage. Their planes and ships may be inferior in quality but, when you are the only one able to replace losses, time becomes your friend
Oh God finally a video about Japan. I'm tired of all the videos showing the Taiwan issue as a US-China 1v1 when a very involved and important local player like Japan is just as likely to enter the frey.
How does Japan's 'self defense only' constitution factor in to this? Are they allowed to come to the defense of a neighbor even if their own territory isn't under attack?
@@atomic_wait They did change this interpretation. Plus as people say - in the end, country is going to do what country feels it needs to do. Regardless of lawfulness of such act. And yes, defending an ally is now recognized in the same category as defending their own territory. It was pretty well covered change. Of course whether they will consider Taiwan an "ally" depends on what government at the time, with all of different tensions and pressure (both external and internal) will be dealing. As well as how big of an act of war that China will decide on will be. And how much danger it will be to Japan (whole point is that for Japanese, China waging war against Taiwan would be horrible - that is why they are likely to act).
Worked in Chinese shipyards. Did service still on lots. The items are junk. Where we work building got condemned falling apart. China on surface looks good, but reality is way different very little quality control
@@CountryLifestyle2023 i work at a american shipyard their steel are rusting off their ships, bruh out here liking his own comment thinking he wrote something cool 😂 prove to me that he works in a chines shipyard, if i didnt exist how would i make this comment this kid is 9 and aleady coping to oblivion 😂
The Hyuga and IS were both named for to hermaphrodite battleship-carriers that served the Imperial Japanese Navy in WW2. In the case of those ships Ise was the class ship, and Hyuga the second of the class. As built, they had 6 main turrets with two 14-inch guns each along the centerline. Four of these turrets were aft of the conning tower. Oddly, turrets 5 and 6 were removed, but turrets 3 and 4 were retained despite their very limited usefulness.
I hope all of you will come here in person before analyzing China.Take a look, not just what you said on the news.You said we were going to collapse 20 years ago, but we are still developing.
gordan chang He is the author of The Coming Collapse of China in which he attempted to predict the collapse of China and claimed that it would collapse by 2011. In December 2011, he changed the timing of the year of the predicted collapse to 2012. hahaahahah@@MisterRunon
gordan chang He is the author of The Coming Collapse of China in which he attempted to predict the collapse of China and claimed that it would collapse by 2011. In December 2011, he changed the timing of the year of the predicted collapse to 2012. hahaahahah @MisterRunon @@phil20_20
Isn't that ironic, that modern China vs modern Japan is a bit like WW2 USA vs WW2 Japan? Quite comparable at the start, but unable to win without ally.
Let me tell you a fact, 95% of the drones currently in operation in the world come from China, and this still accounts for the majority of the civilian market. If the Chinese government opens up the manufacturing of military drones, it can produce tens of thousands of military drones a day. China has the world's largest civilian drone market and civilian operators, and military drone operators should also be the first in the world, The number and variety of unmanned individuals are also the first in the world, which is a fact recognized by the United States itself
@@OzIan1983 no, you don't, you have about 25 military-grade spy satellites that are likely able to locate a target at sea and then communicate that back
It's been 80 years since the last large scale navy war. I think missile technology has improved exponentially since that time. Hence, one a ship is located, it will be like shooting fish in a barrel.
Probably not so. If a capital ship stupidly got caught in short range, perhaps. But assuming any ship of real value is at least a couple hundred miles at sea from any missile threat and sailing evasively, a missile would have to be very large and sophisticated to make the adjustments needed to hit a target... something at least today the US and its allies don't think China or Russia is capable yet. And, the defensive systems aren't just for show. The nearly 100% performance of the US Phalanx in Ukraine shows the US has the capability to shoot down even hypersonic ballistic missiles and US systems are being mounted on allied nations' ships as well.
@@tonysu8860 missiles are cheap compared to interceptors. and missiles can carry multiple warheads and decoys which all have to be shot down. Stuff in ukraine is blowing up everyday from Russian missiles because there is a finite number of Patriot interceptors the US can build a year and that number is alot smaller than the number of offensive missiles Russia can build. If you play that game with china. you'll run out of interceptors on the first week.
Yes, it has. In fact, the navy was pretty good at retaining institutional knowledge, since far fewer of its officers were tainted by war crimes. It helped that several ace ship captains, including a destroyer commander and submarine commander, survived WW2. In fact, the Hyuga-class DDHs are named after the two Ise-class battleships that were both later converted to battleship-carriers. In the case of the DDHs, the class ship is Hyuga, and the following ship is Ise. In the case of the WW2 battleship-carriers, the Ise was the class ship, and the Hyuga was the following ship.
Here's a few key points that you haven't pointed out with this whole scheme Japan is retiring ships but at the same time look at the amount of weapons they are actually producing and actually testing right now the new procurements of actual weapons that are getting from the US as well as other countries that are friendly to them is astounding. What they're doing is making sure that the front line ships are supplied and man but at the same time giving themselves enough room to pull out of ships that were recently mothballed China on the other hand has been shown to have Crews that are not exactly disciplined. What more than likely will happen is they will depend on their Submariner Fleet which has been shown to lack in certain skills. But at the same time if World War 3 happens it's going to be a hell of a fight and we're going to have to be going back to the Stone Age because guess what EM weapons.
Nowadays, it's all about ships carrying medium range anti-ship hypersonic missiles. And carriers carrying planes that launches medium range anti-ship hypersonic missiles. And satellite AI detection of ships. At least that's the type of war that China is building to fight. Japanese ships are not currently capable of any of these capability.
Ukraine isn't a great example. It's a land war and doesn't have a navy. It can take it's time going after Russian ships and Russia doesn't really have much to do with those ships outside of intelligence and firing long-ranged missiles. A war between China and Japan isn't likely to see either side sit back and wait for there ships to be "sniped". They'll need to be used (against each other's ships) before they are targeted satellites, aircraft, long range missiles, and other ships.
Not a good example. The Russian Navy is utterly incompetent at even basic tasks. The PLAN is highly capable and has capabilities that sometimes rival or even surpass in some specific capacities the USN. 2 subsonic missiles is one of the most basic and easy to deal with threats for a modern navy. I repeat, the Russian Navy is just that bad.
I need an adjutant. Having said that, Japan will be tasked to hold the line until American forces can get here. When you look at it that way, things look far more secure.
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That doesn't ever happen!
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China number 1, China number 1! West is bad, USA is bad capitalism. Xi is best.
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Sorry, not sure what happened there... what was I saying? Oh yeah, you have been listening to Fox News too much, China doesn't have bots trying to push a narrative 🙄.
China isn't accounting for Japan's dormant Gundams that are acting as tourist attractions.
Not to mention their space battleship.
😂
Those assassin maids that are working in akihabara... they say they can summon huge swords out of thin air
Well, China has a Freedom Gundam in Shanghai, so depends on who has control of that Gundam.
The Japanese have an army of Gotengo class flying drill equipped submarine battleships hidden under the South China just waiting for China to get too close! 😂
we are servicing marine cargo/tanker vessel's engines and based on my experience, Japanese built has higher structural quality than Korean and the last is Chinese. Japanese vessels are designed logically and built to last
7th Fleet is based in Japan, so I think that could be the difference if this scenario happened
China is unfortunately an underdog in this war. US allied forces are going to have a military expenditure of $2.5 trillion US dollars. The US spends $800+ billion on its military, and Japan spends $320 billion on its military. The amount goes up to $1.12 trillion, nearly half, and if you account for all other NATO military spending, it is up to $1.52 trillion, with the other being in ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, India, etc. China, on the other hand, spends only $225 billion, which is less than 1/10 of US allied force military spending, and has way fewer personnel (a fraction) than the U.S. allied force military. With this in mind, it is clear to me who the underdog is. Unfortunately, I don’t often hear anybody supporting China in Binkov's comment section.
Unfortunately? I take US hegemonie over Chinese hegemonie any day. Anyone in the west that doesn't is either very misguided or an insane ideologue.
You see don’t see much support for Chynuh because they are a communist dictatorship and raycyst state that tries to bully and threaten all of their Asian neighbors. Not to mention the bio agent they released a few years ago that killed millions around the world.
People underestimate China and think their navy is made of plastic, or they overestimate China and think they will dominate the world.
Truth is right in the middle.
If you're talking about an open water battle in the Sea of Japan or the South China Sea, sure, but we also have to keep in mind that China can make everything so much worse with just one "simple" trick, namely the invasion of Taiwan.
With that, it could rely on its frankly massive air and amphibious fleets and attempt to overwhelm the island, which is the concern that the US, Japan, ASEAN, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, and India probably want to avert with a tripwire comprising a fraction of their forces. And a power as far away and multi-interested as the US cannot keep all of its forces in one location all the time and has to spend more on expeditionary support vessels like replenishment ships. It's not necessarily a slam dunk for the Allies.
That said, one can't just compare dollar amounts like that; power purchasing parity varies, and what is accounted for in the military budget varies. Even this is a complicated subject, and I think you would get that by watching a specialist in defence economics, so here you go
ruclips.net/video/mH5TlcMo_m4/видео.html
Dude unfortunately?? With chinas massive population and gdp it’s not an underdog, not to mention China relationships with its near by countries is bad and bully like, why would you want a China whos on top?
23:15 A budget increase from $150 billion to $320 billion is 133%, not 56%.
23:30 32.5% of $320 billion is $104 billion.
You are spot on. So many videos over the years can't get their math right. Does anyone review these videos before posting? I have corrected DOZENS of math mistakes over the years and I never get a response. (Maybe this person will respond) Even economists who I correct do not respond. The world is mathematically illiterate.
This is also a huge pet peeve of mine! In figures like these people for some reason start at the $320 billion number and not the $150 billion number. They think, "O, $320 and $150 means a 56% increase!" and somehow forget that $320 billion is over twice $150 billion! How can you more than double something and not understand the increase is over 100%! This is so baffling (and annoying) to me!
Yeah, but could the JAPANESE NAVY beat 12 GODZILLA MONSTERS all at the same time including GODZILLA of course?
These are the questions I want answers to!
@@arckmage5218 I thought this was why Japan had a Navy to begin with?? Where are their tax dollars going?
God Xi lla
WOW! NOW 12 MONSTERS IN ONE MOVIE? THAT WOULD BE A RECORD...I THINK!
I HOPE THEY READ YOUR COMMENT AND MAKE THE MOVIE SO WE COULD FIND OUT!
Your math is wrong. An increase from 150 billion dollars to 320 billion dollars represents an increase of 113.33% not 56% as stated in the video.
Japan doubling its spending, Germany pulling another 100 billion euros into Armed forces, Italy bringing up its fleet to 300 units... WE ARE SO BACK
You mean 'backwards' with the looming economic recession?
@@harrylo2316+5 social credits
China's posturing has cost them by alarming countries into doing something before China starts something. Like cutting off rare earth metals. No less the 5 new sources came up when China threatened to stop allowing the US buy them. So, they lose market share out of aggressive stupidity.
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@@Forevertruewhile US is threatening not only the chips but all high technology, you are talking about China threatening US for rare metals ? Speaking of stupidity? You are 😂
keep in mind the U.S. Navy has bases in japan with a CV Battle group along with a amphibious battle group so Japan has help already on hand.
Not to mention Guam which is essentially an arsenal island with a big sign on it that says to China "fu7k around and find out".
@@glamdring0007 IF if even looks like China is going to start shooting, the first thing US does is move everything valuable out of Guam. No one really believes they can hit a carrier with their missiles, but everyone believes they can turn Guam into a hole, sadly.
USA never ever will win a war with two fronts even more if it’s alone! In order to go against China, USA has first to pay the billions Of dollars lent by China
@@glamdring0007 You mean hit me and I blow up along with everything I got?
That CV battlegroup will run east and out of PLA strike range long before hostilities start,
The math doesn't add up. 32% to 33% of 320 Billion dollars is much more than 60 Billion dollars. It is at least more than a 100 Billion dollars. But Binkov says it is just 60. Am I missing something here?
@Binkov please clarify
I've been reading and watch videos recently about the battles of the Eastern Solomons and Santa Cruz. You come away greatly respecting the IJN. The USN too. Of course, this is not to give a pass to the Japanese atrocities in East Asia, but Yamamoto did not want war with the US and the IJN did not commit these atrocities. The US needs the IJN to build up it's strength.
Remember that the IJN land forces committed atrocities on the southern front. I'm proud of the IJN, but I don't believe they're completely innocent.
@@mod.1122 I'm sure they're not totally clean.
Neptune's Inferno by Hornfischer
It's true that China can produce a vast number of ships in a hurry but it's harder to manufacture experienced and skilled sailors and naval officers and aviators. That takes years. Naval tradition and institutional memory is still a very real phenomenon.
Depends on what you mean by experienced? In combat well neither China nor Japan has that experience.
@dyflin3246 I suspect he is referring to the imperial navy and the notes and doctrines in place not to mention the updates and training from the Americans. This is a contiguous history where as the china's last worthy navy was during the ming period.
Well, it is precisely because it takes years that they have to start somewhere, don't they?
Producing ships in a hurry suggests low quality and low survivability, probably even moreso than in construction the rule applies, you can build it fast, cheap, quality. You get to pick two.
As far as crew and design, Japan at least has past experience/doctrine and US training, china is basically starting from scratch with zero battle testing whatsoever and likely low quality ships built in haste
@@trevorbirkbeck4011 Current naval operations the US has done are pressing buttons to shoot down outdated ASM's, in a war against a near peer adversary you can basically throw these experiences out of the window
Isn’t Japan pumping out new submarines every year? They put out two Taigei class subs recently.
Never underestimate the Japanese. The Russians did it and got beat.
WW1 ? yes . But Russians did avenged that war in WW2.
@@johnsonwang8728....It was mostly a land war...?
@@sheggers3990 Yes , Japan invaded China during WW2 , in case you didnt know.
Equipment figures are cool and all, but what's even more important is the people factor: how good are the operators of that equipment? Japan has a very professional, disciplined, detail-oriented culture, not just in the military, but in general. Japanese are extremely competent in much of what they dedicate themselves to.
China does not have such a culture. I have strong doubts that the Chinese will be up to the task.
And I'm not just saying that because I live in Japan and am biased. It's the honest truth of the matter.
So be it. You can sleep well and eat well with nuclear water contaminated foods now.
These are just your imaginations. In fact, Japan's military power is far from China's. There are also no advantages in terms of military technology for China. Japan is only a vassal of the United States. Many of his military-technical aspects were constrained.
on military side, do u know that China is experiencing the longest period without war on its centuries of history? If yes, how could u doubt the people?
Japan needs some aircraft carriers, WWII, was 80 yrs ago, they are now an ally
ally? ahahahahah
Your country has no friends or ally wake up
your country has only enemies or slaves
wake up
@@luca4008 And here goes the troll! We have a lift-off!
@@achdumeineguete ah ecco un classico suddito dell'impero, incapace di ragionare con il suo piccolo cervellino, che vive in un'altra realtà e difende il padrone . che tenero che sei 🥰
ahhh, its so refreshing seeing the Chinese trolls instead of the Russian ones
You know, just once I'd love to see what a disinfo campaign looks like from another nation besides the 2 knuckleheads. Like, I dunno a fun one like the Bolivian Air Force, and seeing a bunch of Bolivians roll in and what they'd say.
@@yikemooWe see a lot of propaganda from US/Israel, most people just don't recognize it since winners own the history.
@@yikemoo The sad thing is, the Bolivians would probably outsource their trolling to China lol
Quite refreshing yet! :-D
@@42VS42 this made me lol
Japan has the best value for money western military on Earth .. the size of there military for its budget is incredible... put it this way Japan military budget is only 49 USD billion, Australia is 38 billion now yet Japans Navy is 3.5 times stronger than Australia , there air force is 2.5 times stronger and there Army is 5 times stronger .... yet there budget is only 28% or so more than Australia , aus MILITARY is terrible for the amount of money it spends - Singapore has about the same fighter force in Air power with a budget 3.5 times smaller
The Japanese Navy is focusing on developing stealth and underwater drone operational capabilities.
Her 24 vessels of the Mogami type and new FFM have relatively large UUV operational capabilities.
Submarines will also have UUV operational capabilities.
In coastal areas like the East China Sea, submarines and FFM fleets will be the main force.
enjoy your stealth submarines in a sea no more than 100 meters deep 💀 and China has a very robust ASW fleet and aircraft
Chinese military scientists have announced a "huge breakthrough" in laser weapon technology.
The scientists, from the National University of Defence Technology in Changsha, have claimed that they have developed a cooling mechanism for laser weapons which will enable high-energy lasers to run "infinitely" without any waste heat accumulation, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported.
“This is a huge breakthrough in improving the performance of high-energy laser systems,” said the researchers' team led by Yuan Shengfu in a study published on August 4 in Acta Optica Sinica, a Chinese-language peer-reviewed publication.China is aiming to increase the already staggering power of their most powerful combat laser ever to a cruise-missile-destroying 500 kilowatts (kW) of pure energy capable of destroying enemy's aircraft and missiles.
Making a 500kW laser is not that difficult.
However, this will require a 1.5MW power source and a huge amount of heat generation countermeasures.
Laser cannon is a system integration technology that includes fire control, power control, and cooling technology.
China is the leader in drone tech.
The reason they are going sub is because the hypersonics makes warfare above water almost impossible. The issue with subs is that there is no guarantee that new detection techs won't obsolete them in the next decade as AI assisted detection equipment are advancing quickly.
China has never fought a modern blue water war , The US has over 100 years of experience plus they won't be dealing with just the US they will be dealing with every country surrounding them
Two fallacy in your comment: most of China’s neighbors will stay neutral in actual conflict since they are all within Chinese ballistic missiles range and U.S. has not had blue water war experience since ww2. They just sail a lot and bombard Stone Age countries at coastline
The WW2 veterans are mostly dead or dying . And afghanistan veteran secretary of state is suffering from prostate cancer . Experience is such a wishy washy , depending on when you’re born 😂😅😂
joke
remind me again when was the last time the modern US navy fought a peer adversary navy with ships that were equivalent to or superior than their own ships. Oh, that's right, that never happened, so why don't you sit down and take a chill pill
America before the two world wars never ad fight in any world war... China is s monster in times of peace, lets imagine China pumping up the production in an economy of war, like after Pearl Harbour, in the USA. America and it's allies haven't hypersonic defenseless missiles, only the friends of Russia: China, Nort Korea and Iran - allegedly the Houtis.
actually Japan won't fight alone. U.S. , U.K., Austraria, Germany and Italy will join.
Who say a nation that was nearly to use nuke in war with soviet and thinking that west is the real evil in world I thank europe will not like nuke dropping so say usa japan and uk only will join if china is 10x weaker then present other wise only japan while usa giving weapon.
Italy won't join, I bet.
@@supernodream lol Italian navy is now in Japan.
Japan and South Korea’s history of conflict remains a barrier for their shared interest in countering China. An alliance between S.Korea and Japan would be very powerful
I agree with you to an extent, but at the same time you don't see China attempting too hard to drive a wedge between Korea and Japan, no more so than they're just generally meddling with everyone. I just feel like in the western media, you never really hear about the Korean gov't yapping with the CCP publicly. But at the same time, there's just no way if China is shooting at Guam and Japan and sinking American ships, they're not also flinging missiles at Camp Humphreys, right? Once again, western media isn't really out there pumping this news, but there's an absolute ton of US military infrastructure in Korea, and it is a whole lot closer to China than Japan. If they don't hit us, then heck yeah I'm all good with Korea staying out of it. In this crazy scenario we're talking about where China is dropping missiles on everyone everywhere I doubt Korea really believes it can stay out of it.
Yeah, no. Japan and South Korea are diplomatically at odds, but South Korea and Japan have both had official statements willing to do joint defense for one another in case of Big C and in case of ROC being invaded.
Once Big C gets involved, any and all inconsequential quibbles between Japan and SK will take a back seat. It has to. And both know it.
An Asian alliance against the West would be much more beneficial for them but they would rather be puppets
@@j4genius961
I saw this comment 55 seconds after you posted it. I know and you know that I know that you liked your own comment. Cringe.
@@matchesburn I've made this comparison a lot, but its like a big family, and China is the oldest sibling trying to control everyone whereas Japan and Korea are the two youngest who always squabble with each other. That squabbling will end when there's a bigger threat to both.
With this defense spending, Japan is producing "Island defense anti-ship missile". This is missile will have the range of 2,000 km. If deployed on Okinawa, all of China's Hu line is within reach of its radius. The Hu line consist of 94% of China's population and productivity.
Its clear japan needs to rebuild the yamato class
The era of the battleship is dead.
Japan has already updated the Mogami to the batch II Mogami. No that is rapid upgrading of the model! Mogami only has 90 crew as compared to 200+ on Aussie, Canadian boats. Somewhat disappointed the Canadians are so behind in innovations in these areas.
Going from $150 billion to $320 billion isn't an increase of 56%, it's 113%.
Japan has the Divine Wind buff, hard to say if China can subvert Divine Will or if Japan still deserves said protection.
The Divine Wind was AFK 1944-45
Nah, the Meta has been broken ever since the devs gave China the ‘Mandate of Heaven’ ability. Hope they get nerfed in the next patch.
The divine wind buff didn't stop them from getting firework'd by the USA though...
Remember, the Divine Wind buff is purely a navel buff. It does not stop aerial based attacks. @@OperationEarnestVoice_Trolls_B
Not anymore.
The best part of Binkov’s videos are always the pissed off bots and trolls in the comments 😂
Shhhhh... you're giving away the secret sauce for free... just enjoy them in silence
I mean Binkov technically wins in the end, More comments and engagement leads to more viewers I guess.
It's so funny to watch these fragile ccp robots get mad🤣
JMSDF is built up with only one goal in mind, that is to become an anti-submarine division of US 7th fleet.
In the sense of 'holding on till US forces gets here', it's pretty much a massive force to a point that it can be considered as 'they can hold on their own for quite a while'. Since China would not going to put all their force in one place at any one time, Japan has the capacity to defend itself to the teeth quite adequately. In fact, it's far more powerful than one of NATO member force, it's no slouch and is one giant of a naval force.
many recent developments reveal that US forces are not going to show up, like at all.
I would love to see our Japanese friends & allies build an actual "from the keel up" aircraft carrier; though I'm happy they have decided to at least upgrade their "helicopter destroyers". It would be nice to have a Japanese fleet carrier on our side for a change!
Furthermore, I'm happy our South Korean friends are building up their navy.
China has the capacity to build up their own fleet but there is one major thing they lack that the US has; powerful allies. 🇯🇵🇰🇷🇺🇲
let's just say neither our Japanese nor our Korean friends really love either building up their navy too much
@@yikemoo a generation passed since their most recent war, they need to work on their relationship in the face of the really evil enemy.
@@sillysad3198 if you compare Asia with a big family... China is the oldest sibling, trying to control everything and everyone, but Japan and Korea are the little brothers who are always fighting with each other, no matter what's happening in the outside world
Don’t underestimate Japan. Don’t underestimate Japan. Look at WW2. They put on a clinic in the first couple years of WW2.
It makes no sense. The Chinese navy has hypersonic anti-ship missiles with a total tonnage of more than 2 million tons and a range of more than 1,000 kilometers that is more than 5 times the speed of sound. Japan only has a fleet of 400,000 tons of displacement and poor Harpoon anti-ship missiles of Mach 0.8 with a range of 200 kilometers. The Japanese navy is lagging behind in terms of both quantity and quality. Considering that the tonnage of China’s fleet launched in one year is that of the United States, India, Japan and all NATO members combined, any country that wants to challenge China militarily is a clown.
@@Scowcz those hypersonic missiles are likely not going to work if they're to be used, since isn't the technology practically brand-new and still untested in combat?
@@merafirewing6591 they can just be lobbed at japanese ports like conventional ballistic missiles even if they can't hit a destroyer out at sea. Sinking a japanese ship in port is the same as sinking it out at sea.
世界各国的人民看好了，这种网军就是背后有美国通过舆论洗脑世界民众推上去各地区政治家后，政治家为了利益买来穷光蛋评论员，他们这些政治家从来不敢违抗美国的命令，这个平台的背后也是有美国介入的，我们中国人根本发不了声，关于中国的事完全都是基于谎言，比如五毛党之类的，首先中国是一党专政，他们什么都得到了，完全不可能像台湾一样，为了政党对抗收买所谓的五毛党，也就是网军，其次这是美国平台，更不可能有虚假的五毛党，他们所有的完全是基于谎言，为的就是控制这个世界，维护自身霸权和利益，世界只有几十亿人口，而其中有几十亿人口是边缘人口，大家自己去思考这是为什么吧
That was over 70 years ago
It is not the quantity but quality that matters
And PLAN has both at the moment
Quantity has a quality of its own.
And Japan has neither, now what?
That’s an Australian LHD at 4:10, HMAS Canberra.
Remembering the imperial Japanese navy, at the time it had more aircraft carriers than the US,
You forgot the gundam divisions
Gundam Division implodes on itself, square cube law baby 😎
The Japanesse Navy is 1000 percent a top 5 Navy ... They have many outstanding destoyers ... About 10 of them Crusier equvilant... Several heli carriers as well..
Never underestimate your opponent
The US should assist Japan in buildings at least one traditional aircraft carrier of the Nimitz class, non nuclear power. The Australians would possibly want one too.
The Japanese military should consider purchasing the V280 for their smaller helicopter platform ships as offensive weapons.
If these requirements are successful, China may increase military spending by 20-30%. Even with a 100% increase, its military spending is only 2/3 of that of the United States. Even so, it is still enough to build 3-4 aircraft carriers and equip them with carrier based aircraft and corresponding escort fleets. Japan's stagnant economy cannot withstand an arms race.
Under what circumstance would the US not support Japanese Navy when the US is basically stationed in a dozen places between Taiwan and Japan. Japan will be fine.
Where's the US now when Israel is invaded? Nowhere to be found what kind of support can you expect from failing empire, none.
@@LordEmperorHyperionlol the us doesn’t need to do anything in Israel, the IDF is more than capable of wiping the floor with hamas.
@stuartemmanuel3735
Wow, you're seriously comparing the two?
Do you not realize that the US after WW2 essentially became the guarantor of Japanese security? The US has a treaty with Japan that says the US must defend Japan in the event they are attacked. The US has no such relationship with Israel.
Also, if Japan was attacked by China, it would the act of one sovereign entity attacking another sovereign entity. Gaza, however, is not a sovereign entity. Even before the current conflict, the UN recognized it as being under Israeli military occupation. Israeli troops had left in 2005 but since Gaza was still under a blockade the UN considered it to be under Israeli military occupation. China on the hand, is not under any sort of Japanese military occupation. That's just a tiny little difference between the two situations.
China attacking Japan is different on so many levels than the recent Hamas attack on Israel that calling it "apples and oranges" doesn't do it justice.
@@LordEmperorHyperionHow can an occupier be invaded?
US might not support Japan after they got involved in Taiwan and loses.
A whole bunch of Chinese bots in these comments
I like how Japan is already very powerful and they have only been spending 1% of GDP on defense which they plan on doubling to 2% GDP to ensure continued deterrence by potential aggressors. Besides Five Eyes, NATO, AUKUS and our bilateral military alliances with Japan and South Korea, we also have the QUAD with India, Japan, and Australia. This comparison while interesting people should take with a grain of salt and seems a bit irrelevant given that Japan will never face an aggressor without that aggressor also facing the wrath of the US Pacific Fleet.
You better study about Geopolitics.
Don’t talk Ideology and Favoritism in Geopolitics.
Look at the Whole Reality and Facts.
A focused and motivated Japan will be a formidable opponent against the Chinese and a great ally for the US.
Not really.
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China's national defense construction has never regarded Japan as an opponent. China's imaginary opponent is the group headed by the United States and the entire Western world. In China's view, Japan is just a wolf in this wolf pack. Our imaginary enemy is the entire wolf pack. If we only regard Japan as an opponent and do not mention others, it will make us Chinese feel very embarrassed. We Chinese people love face very much.
I think the Type 003 carrier will go into service much earlier than 2029. It's currently undergoing sea trials and I expect it to be ready for deployment in 2-3 years. DItto for the J-35 carrier stealth fighter.
j-35はf-35のコピー品ですか？😂
US: we have 10s carriers.
CN: we will match
US: what are you going to do with them then.
CN: free navigation or probably new tourists attraction.
US:…
I think South Korea has a amazing capability of Navy power and Japan also does to with them having a bilateral security agreement diameter Force huge
Japan building up a Navy today makes more sense today against China over Russia in the past. China's Navy does pose a credible threat to places like Taiwan and India-Pacific shipping, but I think we can all safely say the only threat the Russian Navy posed was to itself.
Japan is an Archepelagic Nation. And has a mastery of the seas and a true Naval Power...Its experiences in the past and its familiarity on how elements play with the sea, could be the sources of their strenght...
In World War 2, again they have exibited their prowess...Unlike that of China, their experience in Surface Warfare seems to be lacking in their naval history. Specially woth the use of modern ships and armamemts..
Technologically, there is a balance, The decisive factor will be experiemce...
Dont worry Japan....the Philippines will help you... remember the time we fought against each other... we are well experience in battle.. we will never leave you behind...
Philippines navy is a joke😂😂
fought against each other? The Philippines were getting their ass handed off to them. It was a one sided slaughter
无用的精神支持
I'm a bit concerned that Japan has decided to name their new carrier "Kaga" that ship was sunk in WW2 at Midway. Its a bit disrespectful to History. Name it something new.
Idiot, do you want to go to war with China?😂😂😂😂
I find it unlikely that Japan will ever face any other nation alone.
日本需要被保护？？它没分成4份就已经是各国最大的宽容了
Japanese ship are technically a U.S. AEGIS SHIP + JAPANESE WEAPON
Binkov, bro, you can't say "Japan is rearming just like WW2" as a lead in to an ad read.
Cry
lol
They won’t be fighting alone.
Its all fun and games till China attacks JP and realizes it has the Tora! Tora! Tora! buff still and gets fleet wiped
Other sea tile airport stack on naval strike
@@matthew15578 "Other sea tile airport stack on naval strike": That sentence is incomprehensible, could you re-phrase?
China doesn't need any ships to wipe out Japan's navy....
The only circumstance where Japan would have to go it alone would be if they were silly enough to start a conflict. Otherwise, under any other scenario they would have comprehensive assistance from allied nations. Also the CCP is highly sensitive to any sort of economic disruption that would be caused by such a conflict.
Th bigger issue for China is they’ve ticked off everyone else on the South China Sea. So they likely have to deal with multiple countries if a major conflict breaks out.
Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, the US, South Korea, and possibly even Vietnam.
And Australia, New Zealand, India and possibly even Malaysia,Brunei
Lol, Philippines is straight no. Their only's worth is being a staging ground for US forces. The most involvement I see for Vietnam is using the chaos to nab a few disputed islands and corral reefs on the spratly islands, otherwise, they would just likely seat out of the conflict. SK still have to deal with their northern neighbor, I don't think they want to risk an invasion from a NK empowered by both China and Russia. Australia, NZ? Too far to do anything affecting the operation zone. The only allies worth a damn to the US is the entire region is Japan.
70年前中国战胜了17国联军，再加几个又怎么样
Japan is one of the largest Economies in the world and they already have one of the best and largest navies in the world. They just need a Cash infusion and permission to make their military stronger.
Japan has Eva and Ultraman. No worries.
China has Mulan gg
Don’t forget Godzilla.
quick answer = yes and that =ww3 since we (The U.S.A.) have a mutual defense pact with them, not to mention how many tens of thousands of our troops would undoubtedly get caught in the crossfire that are already stationed there.
Wow! This is enlightening.
Real peace? When in history has that ever happened? Self-defense Navy of Japan is the world's third largest navy and Asia's second largest navy. While competitively being second is worse than coming first, this is not a foot race. Japanese navy furthermore is more professional and better trained than PLAN personnel and it's sailors (being mainly volunteers) are more dedicated to sea warfare than the Chinese. Japan furthermore is an island archipelago, which geopolitically focuses the Japanese on combined fleets sea and air defence, more than a land power like China.
Do you want to see what happened to the joint forces of Afghanistan and France?And when it was the Vietnam War.Why does America run so fast?
Suddenly the comment section is full of military and chinese expert.
A lot of former Military watch Binkov!!!
@@paulpowell4871
And calling their adversary like that?
Yeah... Former military indeed.
And yes, you fail to point my next point.
Chinese expert
The comment section crying their eyes out because China isn’t some benevolent super power
Philippine Navy entered the chat...
Neither is America. And where do you see these comments? Most seem to praise Japan.
@@missk1697 idc
@@missk1697 I don’t care
@missk1697 You can't even beat Japan and you still want to challenge the United States?🤣
Do not forget, south korea is there too.
Yes, Korea will fight Japs first b4 they fight with China. LOL
@@valortrader lol. Read the news.. S.korea hates China. S.korea and Japan are in good terms now and are close ally militarily.
To be fair it would never be just Japan
It would be
Japan
Taiwan
South Korea
Canada
America
New Zealand
Australia
Also add one could be
Vietnam
Indonesia
Thailand
Phillipines
India
Malyasia
No it won't. Where are the helps for Ukraine? Where are the helps for Israel? They will never send any ships and troops when things get real.
@@mikecql123We do not have formal mutual defense pacts with Ukraine. We don't have any bases in Ukraine. We have numerous bases in Japan. We have formal mutual defense treaties with Japan.
Australia is equally concerned with China and they don't have the lingering animosity with Japan that other potential allies have like S Korea and Taiwan. Right now, they are mostly in the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" with S Korea and Taiwan.
If Australia and NZ fully engage (which they will if the CCP attacks Japan and US bases in Japan) then UK and Canada will be right there. The Anglosphere is one military intelligence entity in many ways. The West as a whole has many times the money power and experience than china or russia and we're not all falling apart at the seam like UK and US.
They (China) don't want this war. I wish we could just play it in video games, all agree that US team is far superior AND playing on EASY while China player kinda sucks, has no experience less resources and is playing on HARD.
@@burtan2000 Yes, yes, keep typing your BS. When things getting real, none of the countries you mentioned would send over any troops and ships. They will never fight a war that is not in their favor, especially these days.
@mikecql123 There are two carrier battle groups off the coast of isreal
We have sent so much material and ammo to ukraine they once had 14 000 military in 2014 and have 500 000 now
They are arguably the second most advanced military on earth.
300 000 Russian dead
50 % of the army destroyed
Us spent 5% of its military budget
@mikecql123 we have canadian ships patrolling the Taiwan straight with American and Anzac and Japanese and even phillipino ships daily....
The pro Russian and pro Chinese crowd are hilarious.
Two failed empire that can't get it up
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Japan's force will not need to engage China's alone, no more than Poland need face Russia on its own. It would seem to me that Japan comes so close to parity against China goes a long way to closing the Pacific as a viable battleground for the PLAN.
Except Japan’s not even close to being at parity with China on its own.
@@team3am149 Perhaps you would enjoy a deeper look into Japan's air defence pasture.
@@wardkerr2456keep dreaming
I expect the Japanese Navy will have its own Marines pretty soon.
They officially exist but it’s early
@@surfdocer103
I know there's a unit that's specialised in amphibious warfare but it belongs to the Japanese Army.
I can’t imagine the Special Naval Landing Group disappeared in total .
As of now.
6300 Marines.
1st ARDB.
2nd ARDB.
3rd ARBD.
Reading the comments, i thought china dropped Nuclear bombs to japan, twice. 😂
Reading the comments, I thought Japan succeeded one hundred years ago😂Japan even has no formal militants right now. Navy😂😂Japan is still just a colony of the US…
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Japan restraining its power because US said so while china is on full fledge whaling to be on top. If US didn't restrict Japan i bet Japan would be number 3 in military power
Us didn't restrict Japan. If you're gonna propagandize at least start with a truth before lying. The us actively wanted Japan and Germany to re militarize immediately after WW2 to combat communism. It is the Germans and Japanese themselves who dedicated themselves to peace. Your lots agressive actions have been waking them up though (presuming you're Chinese, Russian, or from another of the nefarious nations, if I'm wrong then you're just a moron)
@@janehrahan5116A there’s no evidence to suggest this person is from the eastern bloc (how did you even come to that conclusion) and B the only thing they got wrong was who was responsible for the restriction of military power. Their point of Japan having extremely high military potential (tech wise) remains true, should they stop being restricted by themselves, or any outside power.
@@janehrahan5116I agree them saying #3 is probably ambitious, but there’s no reason to be so hostile over an arguably irrelevant mistake
Lol japan event lower than Pakistan
@aperpetualguardsmanwithafl2942 GFP rank Pakistan is higher than japan
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Which country bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima? Can't find the answer from the Japanese textbook..
Which country invade Tibet.. oh right the wumao like to claim everything is theirs
You need understand Japanese language before you can find it, let alone understand it
@@Hmonks not only Tibet but almost all the South China Sea and Mongolia and parts of India. Unlike America China keeps the land every time it writes a new map of the world with them getting bigger
@@nick-cg4ew Texas, New Mexico, California, and Hawaii express their approval of you.
@@nick-cg4ew你說的對，那讓美國變成獨立前的拾叁個州吧。讓英國把領土還給愛爾蘭，但是這個時候你連屁都不敢放。
We did conduct several wargames with allies, including the Japanese when I was in the Navy. Their ships were quite advanced and capable. I think the Japanese military is quite capable fighting force.
Kinda depend on what they're going up against.
In reality it won’t be just Japan against China. Add the US navy and Japanese navy then do a comparison. China May have a lot of ships but their operations tempo is sad compared to the us and Japan. Chinas aircraft carrier groups are sad and the Chinese haven’t even come close to deploying their aircraft on their carriers to combat effectiveness
Forget ye not the success of the soviets against the technologically superior Nazi's. There is something to be said for volume of resources, which unlike the US which only has in the region what it carries and Japan which is resource starved and easily isolated. China has a lot of resources, industry and production capabilities along with current and potential troop numbers. China would never go in for a toe-to-toe match, instead they will do as they have been preparing and deliver swarms of anti-ship long range missiles keeping their fleet within the missile defense range. This would have a big change in the battle dynamic as their numerical superiority would only need to hold the line whilst the missiles come from the mainland and rear forces to do the bulk of the damage. Their planes and ships may be inferior in quality but, when you are the only one able to replace losses, time becomes your friend
China dont come to your shore ,So its the US come to Japan and will face the PLAAF and the PLA Navy and the PLA long-ranged rocket force combined .
At 4:05 it shows an Australian helicopter carrier. L02 (clearly seen on the side) is HMAS Canberra. Definitely not a Japanese ship.
Oh God finally a video about Japan.
I'm tired of all the videos showing the Taiwan issue as a US-China 1v1 when a very involved and important local player like Japan is just as likely to enter the frey.
How does Japan's 'self defense only' constitution factor in to this? Are they allowed to come to the defense of a neighbor even if their own territory isn't under attack?
@@atomic_wait they can do whatever the fuck they want to be honest
Yea. What push come to shove no constitution is going to stop Japan from jumping in if it feels the need to do it
@@atomic_wait They did change this interpretation. Plus as people say - in the end, country is going to do what country feels it needs to do. Regardless of lawfulness of such act.
And yes, defending an ally is now recognized in the same category as defending their own territory. It was pretty well covered change. Of course whether they will consider Taiwan an "ally" depends on what government at the time, with all of different tensions and pressure (both external and internal) will be dealing. As well as how big of an act of war that China will decide on will be. And how much danger it will be to Japan (whole point is that for Japanese, China waging war against Taiwan would be horrible - that is why they are likely to act).
@@atomic_wait they “reinterpreted” the article 9. Now they can assist their allies in war.
Worked in Chinese shipyards. Did service still on lots. The items are junk. Where we work building got condemned falling apart. China on surface looks good, but reality is way different very little quality control
give me source that you have worked in a chinses shipyard or is this just the yapping of a sad cia bot?
@zehechen920 where is the proof you exist! You can't! Fake
@@CountryLifestyle2023 i work at a american shipyard their steel are rusting off their ships, bruh out here liking his own comment thinking he wrote something cool 😂 prove to me that he works in a chines shipyard, if i didnt exist how would i make this comment this kid is 9 and aleady coping to oblivion 😂
chinese military is filled with mama's boys.@@zehechen920
@@zehechen920 he doesn't have to prove anything.
Sry that offends and triggers you
The Japanese brought back the carrier Kaga,the original one being destroyed at the battle of Midway
Japan is like: alright best 2 out of 3?
nice vid bro
Interesting vid, but why the shot of HMAS Canberra at 4:04?
I know its a 1 on 1 but the japanese navy realistically only needs to hold the line long enough for the US warfleet to sail
US won't have a warfleet if they fight China buddy. Japaneses navy realistically won't exist after 1 hour of hostilities.
The Hyuga and IS were both named for to hermaphrodite battleship-carriers that served the Imperial Japanese Navy in WW2. In the case of those ships Ise was the class ship, and Hyuga the second of the class. As built, they had 6 main turrets with two 14-inch guns each along the centerline. Four of these turrets were aft of the conning tower. Oddly, turrets 5 and 6 were removed, but turrets 3 and 4 were retained despite their very limited usefulness.
yea yea I play wows too, nerd :p
YJ21 is hypersonic meant to penetrate US aircraft defense system
great post on a video about Japanese forces
@@yikemoothe point is if can penetrate us aircraft carrier systems then it can probably do the same to japan. duh
I hope all of you will come here in person before analyzing China.Take a look, not just what you said on the news.You said we were going to collapse 20 years ago, but we are still developing.
Who said that 20 years ago? More like today, but only nature can collapse the land.
When did anyone say china would collapse 20 years ago? People are saying china is collapsing right now, mainly because it is.
gordan chang He is the author of The Coming Collapse of China in which he attempted to predict the collapse of China and claimed that it would collapse by 2011. In December 2011, he changed the timing of the year of the predicted collapse to 2012. hahaahahah@@MisterRunon
gordan chang He is the author of The Coming Collapse of China in which he attempted to predict the collapse of China and claimed that it would collapse by 2011. In December 2011, he changed the timing of the year of the predicted collapse to 2012. hahaahahah @MisterRunon @@phil20_20
To answer the question, I would say YES! They did it once, and I believe they can do it again.
It was a completely different time and era, it is not the same today
Isn't that ironic, that modern China vs modern Japan is a bit like WW2 USA vs WW2 Japan? Quite comparable at the start, but unable to win without ally.
Not even close China was never a naval power.
Let me tell you a fact, 95% of the drones currently in operation in the world come from China, and this still accounts for the majority of the civilian market. If the Chinese government opens up the manufacturing of military drones, it can produce tens of thousands of military drones a day. China has the world's largest civilian drone market and civilian operators, and military drone operators should also be the first in the world, The number and variety of unmanned individuals are also the first in the world, which is a fact recognized by the United States itself
yeah, have fun using a DJI quad copter with lithium batteries to find an aircraft carrier 3,000km at sea
@@yikemoo Satellite?
@@DucaTech yes, that is what a modern military would use to find a target at sea
@@yikemoowe china have hundreds of 24*7 satellites watching the world
@@OzIan1983 no, you don't, you have about 25 military-grade spy satellites that are likely able to locate a target at sea and then communicate that back
It's been 80 years since the last large scale navy war. I think missile technology has improved exponentially since that time. Hence, one a ship is located, it will be like shooting fish in a barrel.
Probably not so. If a capital ship stupidly got caught in short range, perhaps.
But assuming any ship of real value is at least a couple hundred miles at sea from any missile threat and sailing evasively, a missile would have to be very large and sophisticated to make the adjustments needed to hit a target... something at least today the US and its allies don't think China or Russia is capable yet. And, the defensive systems aren't just for show. The nearly 100% performance of the US Phalanx in Ukraine shows the US has the capability to shoot down even hypersonic ballistic missiles and US systems are being mounted on allied nations' ships as well.
@@tonysu8860 missiles are cheap compared to interceptors. and missiles can carry multiple warheads and decoys which all have to be shot down. Stuff in ukraine is blowing up everyday from Russian missiles because there is a finite number of Patriot interceptors the US can build a year and that number is alot smaller than the number of offensive missiles Russia can build.
If you play that game with china. you'll run out of interceptors on the first week.
@@hughmungus2760 no one is threatening China as she is to her neighbors, her many missiles can’t take Taiwan, so she is safe .
just 7 months later,some of data is outdate
God willing, we will never see these navies face off against each other.
What if Japan calls Dragon Ball Z 👶 ? To help Japan to spank Huawei Mandarins...
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Given the WWII generation has passed on, has any of Japan's maritime/institutional knowledge passed down to its modern navy?
Yes, it has. In fact, the navy was pretty good at retaining institutional knowledge, since far fewer of its officers were tainted by war crimes. It helped that several ace ship captains, including a destroyer commander and submarine commander, survived WW2. In fact, the Hyuga-class DDHs are named after the two Ise-class battleships that were both later converted to battleship-carriers. In the case of the DDHs, the class ship is Hyuga, and the following ship is Ise. In the case of the WW2 battleship-carriers, the Ise was the class ship, and the Hyuga was the following ship.
Yes.
@@RMSTitanicWSL Terrific answer! Thank you.
@@RMSTitanicWSL refreshingly well-written
Here's a few key points that you haven't pointed out with this whole scheme Japan is retiring ships but at the same time look at the amount of weapons they are actually producing and actually testing right now the new procurements of actual weapons that are getting from the US as well as other countries that are friendly to them is astounding. What they're doing is making sure that the front line ships are supplied and man but at the same time giving themselves enough room to pull out of ships that were recently mothballed China on the other hand has been shown to have Crews that are not exactly disciplined. What more than likely will happen is they will depend on their Submariner Fleet which has been shown to lack in certain skills. But at the same time if World War 3 happens it's going to be a hell of a fight and we're going to have to be going back to the Stone Age because guess what EM weapons.
Nowadays, it's all about ships carrying medium range anti-ship hypersonic missiles. And carriers carrying planes that launches medium range anti-ship hypersonic missiles. And satellite AI detection of ships. At least that's the type of war that China is building to fight. Japanese ships are not currently capable of any of these capability.
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I thank our Japanese brothers
where you from
you from USA? they thank your two nuclear gifts
@@taosir8571 hmm, South Korea possibly¿?
Brother?......
Not China...
Are you from Taiwan???
Ukraines example of long range sniping Russian ships, as well as drone attacks, will have a huge impact on future navy planning, IMO.
Ukraine isn't a great example. It's a land war and doesn't have a navy. It can take it's time going after Russian ships and Russia doesn't really have much to do with those ships outside of intelligence and firing long-ranged missiles.
A war between China and Japan isn't likely to see either side sit back and wait for there ships to be "sniped". They'll need to be used (against each other's ships) before they are targeted satellites, aircraft, long range missiles, and other ships.
Not a good example. The Russian Navy is utterly incompetent at even basic tasks. The PLAN is highly capable and has capabilities that sometimes rival or even surpass in some specific capacities the USN. 2 subsonic missiles is one of the most basic and easy to deal with threats for a modern navy. I repeat, the Russian Navy is just that bad.
@@jonathanpfeffer3716 All Ukraine cruise missile attacks were against static targets parked in shipyard for repairs etc.
@@j.k.reborn The Moskva.
I need an adjutant. Having said that, Japan will be tasked to hold the line until American forces can get here. When you look at it that way, things look far more secure.
USA should gift any decommissioned carriers to Japan.
Japan wouldn't be able to crew them and it honestly also not need it
Can't due to nuclear technology transfer.
@@rkr9861 are they all nuclear now? Or are there still gas turbines left?
@@Mister_Rat_ why would they be able to crew them?
@@greattribulation1388 The US hasn't built a non-nuke powered carrier since the mid 60s...unless you count the LHD types.