China turning South China Sea into electronic dead zone

The video discusses China's aggressive development of electronic warfare installations in the South China Sea, which could create an electronic dead zone affecting US military operations. Beijing's artificial island bases and sensor towers are strategically positioned to monitor and disrupt electronic activities. This poses risks to US systems, potentially leading to compromised drones, distorted navigation signals, and broken data links, impacting the effectiveness of combat operations.

What is the potential impact of China's electronic warfare installations in the South China Sea?

• They will reduce the cost of electronic devices.

• They will enhance global internet connectivity.

• They will improve US communication systems.

• They could create an electronic dead zone for US military operations.

Where are Beijing's artificial island bases with large communication installations located?

• Spratly Islands and Scarborough Shoal

• Hainan Island and Paracel Islands

• Subi Reef and Fiery Cross Reef

• Nansha Islands and Zhongsha Islands

What is the purpose of the sensor towers between Hainan and the Paracel Islands?

• To enhance tourism in the region

• To monitor and disrupt electronic activities

• To provide weather forecasts

• To support marine life research

How might US drones be affected by the electronic warfare installations?

• They will fly faster.

• They could be hacked.

• They will have longer battery life.

• They will become invisible.

What could happen to the data sharing capabilities of the F35 due to these installations?

• They could be shared with allies.

• They could be unaffected.

• They could be broken.

• They could be enhanced.