中国が笑った「いずも型護衛艦」→本当に恐れるべき相手は日本の小さな「馬毛島」だった

China, upon seeing the Izumo-class destroyer, assessed it as a "light aircraft carrier capable of carrying only 10 F-35Bs." However, what Japan was truly preparing wasn't an aircraft carrier, but a massive air base that was virtually unsinkable. That base is Mageshima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture. Why is China's "aircraft carrier killer," the DF-21D, so unlikely to be a decisive blow against this island? And why has even the US Navy shifted from a carrier-centric approach to decentralized operations, aligning itself with Japan? This article will explain, based on publicly available documents, the following: • The true role of the Izumo-class destroyer • Why Mageshima base is called an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" • The weaknesses of the Chinese DF-21D • Similarities with the US Marine Corps' EABO concept • The new deterrent effect brought about by US-Japan joint operations This article will provide a clear explanation of these topics. [Main Contents] Izumo-class destroyers and F-35B operations Mageshima base construction plan DF-21D (anti-ship ballistic missile) China's A2/AD strategy US Marine Corps EABO (Forward Deployable Base Operations) FCLP (Carrier-based aircraft landing practice) Japan-US joint exercises Defense of the Southwest Islands A new way of fighting: dispersed operations This video is based on publicly available materials. The content includes analysis and considerations by the uploader. #Izumo #Mageshima #JSDF #F35B #ChineseMilitary #DF21D #AircraftCarrier #JapanMaritimeSelfDefenseForce #Defense #MilitaryExplanation #Japan #USJapanAlliance