Besides 111 F35A , 48 F35B are missing from this list, 6 ordered in 2021, 6 ordered in 2022, 6 ordered in 2023, 6 are to be orderd in 2024. the delivery schedule of the initial 6 F35B are at the end 2024. IZUMO class 2 Helicopter Carriers have been modified as Aircraft Carriers, in order to operate F35B.
I have been waiting for a video of our country's Self-Defense Forces. I am very happy! I was surprised to see not only the SDF, but also the Coast Guard and the equipment that is being researched or planned to be procured. However, some ships and equipment that had already been decommissioned were listed, or cancelled plans were noted. (For example, Komatsu's new armored personnel car was cancelled in 2018 and the Patria was subsequently chosen instead.) I would have also been happy to see mention of plans for an expanded version of the Mogami class. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3rnTh5N-G8c.htmlsi=0PALw87BssEbPzE2 However, I am happy that you have gone through so much detail on the military of a country with a different language. I am very grateful. (The treatment of the Coast Guard in times of war is still being debated in Japan, and the Self-Defense Forces are not yet ready for the law. However, I believe the reality is that when the time comes, both the Coast Guard and the SDF will have no choice but to fight.)
Article 25 of the Japan Coast Guard Act is a law that was forcibly formulated by the Allies under Japanese rule, especially by Soviet Lieutenant General Derevyanko, and Japan still has the organization but not the regulations in place to fight. Article 25 of the Japan Coast Guard Act means that the Japan Coast Guard does not possess training and equipment equivalent to the military. The Self-Defense Forces Law is also based on civil law and is nothing short of terrible.
