Strategy and Policy Lecture | Toshi Yoshihara: Rise of Chinese Seapower

U.S. Naval War College Strategy and Policy department Lecture | Toshi Yoshihara: Rise of Chinese Seapower
Feb. 7, 2013.
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Disclaimer: The views expressed are the speaker's own and may not necessarily reflect the views of the Naval War College, the Department of the Navy, the Department of Defense, or any other branch or agency of the U.S. Government.

[@sleepygrumpy]

Wow, amazing lecture -- thank you Dr. Yoshihara and UNWC for providing access to this thought-provoking and engaging lecture

[@johnpollock9775]

Excellent presentation.

[@wk9378]

Good overview...

[@eugenebrown102]

nice lecture

[@RemoteViewr1]

Old school thinking contemplates war without nukes. Every time NATO war gamed blue vs red in the Fulda Gap in Germany, the first side that felt they were losing requested tactical battlefield weapons, then the other side did likewise until it was a full scale nuclear war. I understand the Chinese thrust and ambitions. Wasn't it 1995 when a Chinese general asked if the US was willing to trade San Francisco for Taiwan in a nuclear exchange? Like we wouldn't wipe China off the map.

[@JCResDoc94]

1:34 they arent so different to us after all

[@uptowncali]

There is a Chinese word for Stakeholder BTW.

[@pr0man251]

Miss leading dy japanese,when world one and second crush together. the third one wins all.

[@gtaylorsimms]

could you elaborate on what you meant?

[@yanecho6418]

why walk back and forth...this guy makes me dizzy

[@crtordoes]

Exercise the legs and clocked distance mah. 🤪

[@jj-ry8xv]

Boring