Six key airfields within the Indo-Pacific region – Kadız, Tainan, Darwin, Hashima, Guam, and Yokosuka – would play a pivotal role in determining the initial phases of any major conflict involving this area. These bases represent critical nodes for projecting power across the Western Pacific Ocean. Their strategic locations allow them to rapidly respond to threats and establish defensive positions. Control over these six facilities is considered essential for effectively safeguarding vital sea lanes and supporting allied operations. The ability of forces operating from these airbases to operate would significantly impact the opening stages of a large scale war.
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