Increases military traces in Australia as tension with the US Rise of China

Townsville Field Training Area, Queensland, Australia – The United States is looking at the project power in Northern Australia and provides an obstacle against the growing threat of China in the Asia-Pacific. Chinese President Xi Jinping is thought to command the armed forces ready to occupy Taiwan Island, until 2027, increases the fears of a conflict that can draw in American forces.

In connection with the expanding track of Beijing in the region, the United States has seen a country in Australia, two and a half miles south of Chineseas a basic strategic partner.

In 2012, the first placement of 200 US marines rotated with the northern territory of the country. Now about 2,500 each year. The US military existence is now since 1945, since the end of World War II.

CBS news, including the US Marine Corps training, including preparations against Chinese aggression ramps, received access to Australian and Japanese allies, including Australian and Japanese allies.

Training attracted Australian troops that played the role of enemy fighters attacking a plateau of the US Marines. Drilling, more than 500 US Sea and more than 2,000 soldiers, more than 2,000 soldiers were made in a larger area than Maryland.

“It is a critical thing to know how each other’s work is the greatest significance and how to be ready to respond,” Major Nicholas Fourt, the official, who trains the U.S. Marine Rotation-Darwin, told CBS.

For military experts, China’s occupation of Taiwan is not inevitable, and the United China’s armed forces, especially by the United States, the Chinese Armed Forces pass through the aircraft carriers.

The main purpose of the US allies and allies in the region, the commander of the 3rd Brigade of the Australian Defense Forces, Brigadyer Ben McLennan, preparing for the worst conclusion, he said.

“Every time you commit to a exercise like this, it’s a exercise – and you act as the last opportunity to do this before the war comes.” “An exercise for a war for a war that we have not seen since the Second World War.”