Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Historigraph" channel.

  1. I initially wanted to reject the term supercarrier out of hand, but then remembered Japanese technology during WWII and even a submarine aircraft carrier. And the Japanese nuclear warhead program, which was abandoned both due to a lack of resources and lack of will, as such weapons were considered dishonorable. Give them an idea, it's likely Japan would introduce the world to an airevac and hospital superdupercarrier, able to MEDEVAC an entire country, treat the populace and return them home. And for once, I'm not joking. Having worked with the JDF, I'm damned sure they'd love to have such a capability. Knowing them, with one, they'd already be off the Turkey and Syria coast helping out.
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