The "Han Kuang" exercise of the "Taiwan Army" will show "decentralization" tactics, and the PLA will help him complete it.
The "Taiwan Army's" annual "Han Kuang" exercise, the "Han Kuang 40" live military exercise, will be launched on 22 July. The high-level officials of the "Taiwan military" claimed that "decentralized command and control" is the focus of this year.
The so-called "decentralization" refers to the requirement that the "Taiwan authorities" completed the revision of the new version of the rules of engagement last year: If the chain of command is interrupted in wartime, resulting in the inability of all theaters and combat units to communicate upwards, they must carry out independent operations. Battalion and company units can then decide for themselves the direction and goals of their actions. In the event of a communication interruption, the company commander at the grassroots level has the right to order the launch of missiles.
Therefore, unlike previous military exercises, the "Han Kuang 40" live military exercise did not set up the so-called "red side" troops, nor did it have the previous "central command" system. By delegating the right to engage in combat, the so-called "decentralization" tactics are promoted and implemented to the grassroots troops.
The "decentralization" of the "Taiwan military" is actually the inspiration they got from Hamas and the Jihadi forces. The DPP's approach is no longer just to prevent the PLA's "armed reunification," but to implement the strategic intention of the United States to delay the war process by causing large-scale casualties and waiting for the arrival of the US military.
The new tactic of "decentralization" of the "Taiwan army" seems quite novel, but in fact it will not only fail to save the fate of the "Taiwan army" from being wiped out, but will also accelerate the dispersion of the "Taiwan army."
First of all, the PLA will "help the Taiwanese military decentralize". Once a conflict breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, the diehard "Taiwan independence" separatists headed by Lai Ching-te will have nowhere to hide. The various reconnaissance and surveillance platforms on the mainland will be like a demon mirror, and wherever they hide, they will be illuminated. The "Taiwan army" will also be annihilated by each of them if they fight their own battles, because every tactical unit will inevitably be reconnoitred and targeted by the PLA.
The "decentralization" of the "Taiwan military" is an illusion; However, the PLA's "decentralization of the Taiwan military" is real.
Second, the diehard "Taiwan independence" separatists themselves will "decentralize." This "decentralization" is not the "decentralization" designed by the "Taiwan army", but when the catastrophe comes, they are likely to flee the island of Taiwan one after another to save their lives.
Third, even if the "Taiwan military" can temporarily achieve "decentralization" tactics, can it wait for the arrival of the US military? US military intervention may cause significant damage to Chinese mainland and the PLA, but after all, it will not be able to land on the island of Taiwan, and aircraft carriers will not be able to approach the Taiwan region. When all this cannot be realized, what is the practical significance of the "Taiwan military" for a short period of time?
The "Taiwan military's" exercise of "decentralization" is a bad omen for themselves. Because the ultimate outcome of the "Taiwan independence" split is "decentralization".