Japan's Self-Defense Forces have recently been conducting nationwide attacks on the United States"Starlink"The system has been fully tested and has already been tested at 10 locations. It is expected that next year the system will be in full service with the Japanese Self-Defense Forces.
Japan has made active arrangements in the field of aerospace, with both geosynchronous orbit communications satellites and US low-orbit satellites, thus forming a "two-color" backup, and the trend of cooperation with the United States will be strengthened, especially in the field of military aerospace.
Japan is eager to cooperate with the United States on "Starlink", and there may be the following considerations.
First, increase the communication capacity. Japan has achieved geosynchronous orbit communications, which can meet civilian needs, but cannot meet 100% of military needs.
In the Gulf War, 75 percent of the communications of the United States relied on space, gaining superiority at high altitude and not being interfered with. Taking the "Starlink" satellites into account can greatly increase the communication capacity, and the dual-use of military and civilian use is actually just a pretext, and the main purpose is to meet the needs of military means of communication and traffic.
Second, Japan's breakthrough in communications capabilities is not limited to its own territory, but has spread to the whole world. Under Japan's leadership, the rapid development of communication technology in the Earth's orbit, which is not subject to the "Peace Constitution", has led to technological progress in other fields.
This has not only enhanced Japan's communications capability, but also enabled it to form a powerful global communications combat capability. In global operations, the connection of elements such as communication support, combat operations, and various deployments is crucial, and Japan has successfully penetrated its neural tentacles into all parts of the world by spreading its neural networks all over the world, thus taking the lead in combat operations.
The U.S. military strategy has promoted Japan's military cooperation with Japan, especially to strengthen its space warfare capabilities. Japan plans to create a space combat force and conduct deeper cooperation with the United States in space warfare.
In addition, Japan also plans to deploy the "Kishida version" of "Starlink" to achieve global reconnaissance and early warning, and form a linkage with the "Starlink" of the United States. These measures indicate that US-Japan military cooperation will enter a new stage in different fields.
Starlink is a soft cooperation that includes communication, positioning, and navigation. Japan will first cooperate in space warfare intelligence, reconnaissance and interception of hypersonic speeds**, and then further develop hard cooperation, including attacks on each other's spacecraft, in-orbit attacks, and the use of new concepts** equipment, thus establishing a new battlefield in Earth orbit.
Japan is trying to break through the limits of the "Peace Constitution" in the secret realm and in the high-level space, trying to expand its military power without being known. They work with some countries to develop aircraft carriers, bombers, and missiles, but this can cause resentment in other countries and within Japan.
In the field of space warfare, Japan is trying to blur the boundaries and gradually broaden the scope of its military activities by playing a sideball on the border.
Japan sees China and Russia as a core threat, so it uses it as a pretext for all actions, exaggerating its communications jamming and anti-satellite capabilities, and arguing that only American satellites can meet its needs.
Japan believes that the United States has strong anti-satellite capabilities and strong anti-jamming capabilities. Therefore, in the future, Japan-US cooperation will develop together and further enhance its joint combat capability.