Japan launches Joint Operations Command as US restructuring plan faces uncertainty
- Japan launched a new Joint Operations Command for the Self-Defense Forces to improve coordination among its military branches amid rising tensions over Taiwan, China, and North Korea.
- Gen. Kenichiro Nagumo leads the new command, which includes around 240 personnel and aims to enhance integration of ground, maritime, and air defenses.
- Defense Minister Gen Nakatani emphasized the significance of the launch, stating that Japan faces a challenging security environment.
- The command will enhance operational effectiveness and allow for potential cross-domain activities, supporting Japan's defense response efficiency.
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N. Korea slams Japan's new military command for self-defense forces operations
North Korea on Wednesday denounced Japan's launch of a new military command aimed at better integrating its self-defense force units, claiming Tokyo is in the final stage of preparing to become a 'war state.'
Japan launches Joint Operations Command to unify three Self-Defense Force branches
Japan launched its new Joint Operations Command on Monday to better integrate all three branches of its Self-Defense Forces. The move is expected to reinforce the SDF's organizational strength by centralizing operational oversight.
Japan’s Self-Defense Forces Joint Operations Command Established; Aims to Boost Response to Disasters, Contingencies
The Defense Ministry on Monday established Japan’s Self-Defense Forces Joint Operations Command (JJOC). It will operate as a permanent joint headquarters to facilitate the centralized command of each SDF service — Ground, Maritime and Air – during peacetime as well as in times of emergency.
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