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Core Insights - The article highlights the efforts of a senior engineer, Wang Chao, and his team in enhancing joint combat capabilities through innovative data-driven evaluation models [2][3][5] - The focus is on transitioning from experience-based decision-making to data-driven assessments in military operations, which has led to significant improvements in operational effectiveness [3][5] Group 1: Joint Combat Research - The Eastern Theater Command has restructured its units to expand from single-service support to joint combat service, emphasizing the need for a shift in mindset and approach [2] - Wang Chao identified key bottlenecks in joint combat command effectiveness, particularly the lack of a unified quantitative model for evaluation [2][3] Group 2: Data-Driven Evaluation Models - Wang Chao's team developed innovative algorithms to assess combat effectiveness, which allowed for real-time adjustments in military strategies based on data analysis [3][5] - The successful implementation of these models resulted in a 40% increase in data processing efficiency, significantly improving the speed of information flow in command systems [5] Group 3: Team Development and Collaboration - Wang Chao emphasizes the importance of teamwork and collaboration in advancing high-tech capabilities, fostering a culture of shared knowledge and skills within his team [5] - His leadership has led to the establishment of a technical team that bridges the gap between combat needs and technological solutions, achieving 15 outstanding results in the past five years [5]

Core Viewpoint - The simultaneous deployment of China's aircraft carriers Liaoning and Shandong in the Western Pacific is seen as a significant challenge to U.S. naval dominance in the region, prompting calls for the U.S. Navy to enhance its response capabilities [6][8][10]. Summary by Sections Chinese Naval Activities - China's aircraft carrier fleet, including Liaoning and Shandong, recently conducted training exercises in the Western Pacific, marking the first time both carriers have been reported operating simultaneously in this area [6][9]. - The Liaoning was reported to be operating near Japan's Nanyo Island on June 7, with a large escort fleet including various destroyers and supply ships [6][7]. - The Shandong was tracked approximately 550 kilometers southeast of Miyako Island, also conducting flight operations [7]. International Reactions - Japan's Self-Defense Forces have been closely monitoring the movements of the Chinese carriers, with reports highlighting the need for Japan to enhance its defense capabilities in response to China's growing naval presence [7][10]. - U.S. media outlets have speculated that China's naval exercises could be aimed at demonstrating its ability to counter U.S. forces in the event of a crisis, particularly concerning Taiwan [9][10]. Strategic Implications - The presence of both Chinese carriers in the Pacific is interpreted as a demonstration of China's expanding operational reach, potentially threatening U.S. interests from the Ogasawara Islands to Guam [9][10]. - Analysts suggest that the dual carrier operations signify an enhancement of China's maritime combat capabilities, indicating a shift in the balance of naval power in the region [12]. U.S. Naval Readiness - Reports indicate that the U.S. Navy's current carrier presence in the region is limited, with only the aging USS Nimitz and USS Washington available, raising concerns about the U.S. ability to respond effectively to Chinese naval maneuvers [10][11][12]. - The USS Washington has been largely inactive since its arrival in Japan, highlighting potential gaps in U.S. naval readiness in the face of increasing Chinese maritime activities [11].