Japanese Armed Forces [Military Power]

[@laynestaley4630]

JAPAN🇯🇵💪👍 FROM PHILIPPINES🇵🇭👍

[@Biplab23]

Japan Sleeping Lion 🦁
Love Japan 🇮🇳❤🇯🇵

[@10857]

I love Japanese people and their discipline and politeness.

[@sugargay7168]

Love to our Japanese brothers and sisters from the USA! 🇯🇵 🇺🇸

[@user-bn2bp2nw3l]

i love Japanese

[@SamFisher-xs5qk]

Awesome japanese soldier.

[@thecocooreo]

Because you never know when Godzilla vs Rodan vs Kong is going to take place!

[@southeastasian1726]

Respect from lndonesia

[@abdulfatahhassan4197]

Banzai

[@JohnAlexanderBerry]

Interesting blue uniforms seen at 4.05 - 4.06 !!

[@raffine3907]

It's a historical revisionist government country. There is a famous saying, "Japan has never kept its promise."

[@wogelson]

"aircraft carriers"🙂
C'mon man, you know too that those are multipurpose destroyers, just look at them!

[@sheetals.1912]

Yeah, that gets pretty confusing. I mean when did Japan get aircraft carriers?😂 I guess he just uses it to classify them in a general class.

[@ESTTelecomchannel]

Just wanted to comment that : P

[@robertcsimpson]

The aircraft carrier and destroyers shown at around 2 minutes are PLAN (Chinese) vessels, not JMSDF ships.

[@ratoriti3303]

@@robertcsimpson 5:49 Are you sure seeing full video? Or you only know CONDEM others people without intivesgation...

[@crazyeen1564]

Well Japan going to get a Light Aircraft maybe soon, one of their Izumo-class Helicopter Destroyer is getting upgraded to handle US F-35 that can take off and land on the Izumo-class. So if it turns out good and works right, then Japan will have its First (Light) Aircraft Carrier since the end of WW2.

[@freezenexusblogspot]

Very wise of them to have such military force. Even though US are obligated to defend them, they have fitfth strongest military power. I wish EU countries followed this example because leaders here only count on the USA to defend us.

[@ShosinMelotic]

"Like zoinks scoob! They're holding back man! Like, the limited military treaty only makes them use 5% of their power scoob!"

[@KingShariar]

🇯🇵 🇵🇭

[@joesc641]

After WW2 Japan was not allowed to have aircraft carries. What you are seeing are helicopter ships. But, when you put F-35's on them they will be pretty close to having an aircraft carrier.

[@QueenDaenerysTargaryen]

Impressed 👍🔥🔥🔥

[@Embargoman]

Japan’s plan might look towards to leave aside Takeshima and let South Korea take control of Takeshima, because of what their next plan is to free a country where Colombia has territorial disputes with.

[@GOMDARY]

1950.6.25. The world bled.. But Japan did business.

[@dickoridhosusanto5345]

Japan 🇯🇵💪👍 from indonesia 🇮🇩

[@user-bn2bp2nw3l]

Japan is my life

[@Brad366-f3s]

Next, Nigeria

[@ringomoko3762]

❤️💙💚🇯🇵🥰

[@MichaelLantz]

How many covert military actions has Japan been involved with since World War 2?

[@joesc641]

None, according to their constitution the US and it allies are only allowed to do it for them. Their military is only there to protect the homeland if attacked.

[@user-qg6xy8ge8w]

Remember pearl harber

[@priznerdaysfuq5337]

hello sticky sticky🤗

[@whitewolf2767]

Yeah...I remember it.
But do you remember Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombing?

[@Embargoman]

Their is a possibility of Colombia guarding Dokdo on to that extant the day that Japan frees Nicaragua from Ortega San Andres will be under the administration of Nicaragua and Dokdo be under the control of Japan.
To say Colombia and South Korea will do some treaty in Venice, Italy to approve about San Andres and Dokdo or Liancourt Rocks ownership that means a successful Japanese mission in Central America means Colombians troops being called to guard Dokdo and South Korean troops guarding San Andres to make Operación San Andres, as to say Japan is one of the sole providers involved in a successful Nicaragua Civil War.
Yet the Japanese government will have the Japanese Mafia or Yakuza involved on the drug trade in Nicaragua while Daniel Ortega gets killed.
The Japanese Mafia or Yakuza will be involved in the narc trafficking in Nicaragua one day.