The U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier Carl Vinson left the U.S. mainland on August 2 and began the 2021 annual combat deployment operation, from the perspective of the use of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier, the combat deployment of the aircraft carrier strike group is quite stretched, although the U.S. Navy has 11 aircraft carriers, but there are not many really available, and only the CarlVinson aircraft carrier is currently performing combat cruise missions. Recently, it was reported that the US Navy's NIMitz aircraft carrier had problems with the nuclear reactor during the completion of the test after the rest, and the original Nimitz aircraft carrier would carry out various preparations before the combat cruise, including cooperation training with the carrier aircraft wing. 202111115/Aviation Horizon/AZ.
According to ship news AIS signal data, the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier of the U.S. Navy arrived at the Apra Naval Base on Guam on November 11 and began a real rest. Previously, the USS Carl Vinson had briefly docked at yokosuka military port in Japan, but the crew did not come ashore to rest, because of the need for epidemic prevention and control, and now the US Navy can release itself, because Guam is the territory of the Americans. Guam is an outpost of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, with many large military facilities, including Anderson Air Force Base, there are currently 4 B-1B strategic nuclear bombers in Guam dynamic force deployment operations, before the 4 B-1Bs flew to Guam, the United States deployed B-52H subsonic strategic nuclear bombers in Guam.
Although the USS Carl Vinson carrier has been resting on Guam, the US strategic nuclear bombardment has not stopped, and the US Air Force has not only deployed B-1B strategic nuclear bombing on Guam, but also four B-1B strategic nuclear bombers at the Diego Garcia base in the Indian Ocean, and recently carried out a strategic deterrent cruise to Darwin, Australia. According to past practice, the strategic nuclear bombardment deployed by the US Air Force on Guam will carry out deterrent cruise operations to the first island chain, so the US Air Force will not stop, especially in the case of a temporary rest of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, the US military will continue to maintain high pressure, so the PLA should be vigilant.
Previously, the U.S. Air Force's B-1B strategic nuclear bombardment has entered the first island chain to carry out military operations, in addition to flaunting its might in the South China Sea, it has also carried out military operations in the Sea of Japan and the East China Sea, the Japan Air Self-Defense Force has also cooperated with the United States Air Force, and Japan has dispatched fighter jets to escort the B-1B. Japan and the United States cooperate quite closely in the military, and the fighters of the Japan Air Self-Defense Force have repeatedly cooperated with the deterrent cruise operations of the US Air Force's strategic nuclear bombardment, highlighting the essence of Japan as a follower of the United States. The U.S. military has maintained a high-pressure posture in the Asia-Pacific region for a long time, after the AIRcraft carrier Carl Vinson has broken into the South China Sea three times and carried out deterrent cruise operations directed at the PLA.
In the stage of the game between China and the United States, the United States has continuously contained and contained China, including the use of military force to establish deterrence against China, and the use of aircraft carriers and strategic nuclear bombardment has become a norm. U.S. Navy aircraft carriers are often deployed in the Asia-Pacific and Middle East regions, and the purpose of deployment in the Asia-Pacific region is very clear, that is, to establish a military deterrent against China. The U.S. Navy aircraft carrier can carry out 160 sorties a day, so it has a strong attack capability, and when there is no carrier combat cruise, the U.S. military can also use B-1B strategic nuclear bombardment for deterrence operations, so it is of concern.