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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Tokyo activates new joint-operations command to improve country’s armed forces teamwork – Center for Security Policy
SEOUL, South Korea — Japan launched a new joint command structure for the country’s armed forces Monday that is designed to address decades of inter-service rivalries and communications failures. The Japan Joint Operations Command was established in the Defense Ministry in Tokyo with 240 personnel under General Kenichiro Nagumo. “We will respond to situations seamlessly, from peacetime to a contingency, to defend the lives of our citizens and …
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.'
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