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China’s Naval Strategy Isn’t About Size — It’s About Distance

For decades, naval power was measured by fleet size and firepower. Today, that equation is breaking down. This documentary examines how China’s naval strategy relies not on overwhelming force, but on proximity — closing distance to compress reaction time, force snap decisions, and dominate the gray zone without firing a shot. 00:00 – A Near-Collision That Explains Everything 01:00 – How Proximity Forces Instant Decisions 02:00 – The USS Decatur Incident Explained 03:00 – Maritime Militia and the Whitsun Reef Blockade 04:00 – Law as a Weapon: China’s Coast Guard Authority 05:00 – Lasers, Coercion, and Legal Gray Zones 05:55 – Why Distance Equals Time at Sea 06:45 – The Math of Closure and Decision Compression 07:45 – Kill Chains in a Crowded Battlespace 08:40 – Logistics: Operating Near Home vs Far From It 09:40 – Missile Range Geometry and the First Island Chain 10:30 – Why Fleet Size Matters Less Than Proximity 11:15 – Naval Power in an Age of Shrinking Margins Watch our other videos on military technology and global security: Is Japan Secretly Building a Stealth Navy? These Ships Say Yes    • Is Japan Secretly Building a Stealth Navy?...   Why Japan's Military Rise Could Reshape Asia Forever    • Why Japan's Military Rise Could Reshape As...   China’s Floating Airbases: Are They Copying the U.S. Navy?    • China’s Floating Airbases: Are They Copyin...   South Korea's Secret Plan for a 6th-Gen Fighter — Too Late?    • South Korea's Secret Plan for a 6th-Gen Fi...   #NavalStrategy #ChinaNavy #MaritimeSecurity #SouthChinaSea #GrayZoneWarfare #WarTech #MilitaryAnalysis #NavalPower #Geopolitics #IndoPacific