Captain James Fennell

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 5521: China's Plan To Bomb US WarShips; China Cuts Off AI · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

And their rocket force is full of short range, medium range, intermediate range, and intercontinental ballistic missiles.

And these missiles have various seeker heads at the end of the cone of the missile.

And so they're gonna get targeting information about certain platforms, certain locations, and they'll have that uploaded into the missile before it launches.

But after it launches,

In mid-course, it can get an update from the sensor in the missile, in the cone of the missile.

And so those mid-course updates can come from either electronic intelligence, so if the radar is emanating, it can detect the radar signature, or it can detect and look down and see radar, a radar outline.

So it'll take a synthetic aperture radar scan, and if it sees something that fits,

what they think is the size of U.S.

Navy destroyer, then it'll hone in on it.

It'll be more precise and more likely to strike that target.

And so by practicing this out in the desert, away from American collection systems, away from the U.S.

press, away from our attention, we start to understand that the Chinese have been actually doing this

I don't know if Cameron can bring it up, but I have a picture that shows the outline of Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan, which is in the Tokyo Bay of Japan, where I was stationed.

There it is.

So this Telegraph article actually showed the picture on the right just now from new commercial imagery.

But what you see in this picture is actually from 13 years ago.

And on the left is the actual overhead commercial imagery of Yokosuka Navy Base and one of our aircraft carriers at the time.

And on the right is this simulated, it's a mirror image of Yokosuka Navy base in the deserts of China.

And they've been practicing for 13 years to identify that base with their sensors and then to be able to strike ships that are in port.

And many times in the Christmas season, the U.S.

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