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At a time when control of Pacific sea lanes is contested, Japan is positioning its hypersonic electromagnetic railgun development as a strategic centerpiece, aiming to deter Chinese naval threats and shift the regional balance of power.

Tokyo’s latest demonstration, shown by state-run ATLA, displays a prototype railgun firing hypersonic rounds at a moving ship. As the projectile surged forward, the deck shuddered slightly under the silent electromagnetic pulse, while nearby crew members steadied themselves, their expressions a mix of awe and anticipation.

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[–] getoffthatchronic -4 points 1 month ago (1 children)

You're going to need to redirect this message to the RAND Corporation. The highest levels of the U.S. military have far greater doubts than your slop permits you to.

[–] GhostedIC@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 month ago

Your English is almost good enough for this to make sense.