>Chinese PLA continues to conduct exercises involving the transfer of troops and military equipment over long distances using both ferries and civilian Ro-Ro vessels.What are the tactical advantages of using civilian vessels for transporting troops and military equipment?: https://x.com/clashreport/status/1817092813919518795?t=BpvX2ai3_VicjzVn0JKWkw&s=19
>>62154144Ro-Ro-Ro your boat
>>62154144Tactical advantages? It's pretty normal for expiditiary forces to have a fleet of civilian cargo vessels they can use on hand.All logistics is warfare. All warfare is logistics.
>>62154144>What are the tactical advantages of using civilian vessels for transporting troops and military equipment?Having a seafaring traffic jam akin to Russia's logistics clusterfuck near the beginning of the 2022 part of the Russian invasion.
>loading boats onto a ferry is now worthy of a heavily edited propaganda videoIt's Chinese and weren't any fatalities though so maybe they are learning.
>>62154144There is large fleet of such ships with very high capacity. Comparing to dedicated build military landing ships. You can move MUCH with civilians ships.
>>62154144do artillery-launched sea mines exist? what range do they have?
>>62154144Because more troops and equipment can fit inside them, and they're self-sustaining during peace time.
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>>62154144USN uses ro-ro ships and container vessels to transport tons of machinery from America to the ME/Yurop/Japan.They just guard them with a small fleet + lurking sub instead of letting them sail willynilly in the open ocean.
