Immanuel Kant’s “Perpetual Peace” should have been “For Eternal Peace”
Note that in the next Aegis system, in the joint two-party co-development by Raytheon and Mitsubishi Electric (SPY -6) and Lockheed and Fujitsu (SPY -7), the Hinomaru (Japanese-flag) technology of gallium nitride semiconductors will be adopted. I myself own a commercially available fast charger that uses gallium nitride semiconductors, and compared to existing fast chargers, its performance is on a whole other level. As an aside, and I’m only saying this because the statute of limitations has surely run out by now, when I was in elementary school I once spotted, in my father’s study, a technical history/company-history yearbook of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force’s radars, sensors, and electronic warfare equipment (a top-class defense secret document which, if snatched by intelligence officers from a foreign government or foreign military’s information service, would instantly become the fruit of their intelligence operations). Precocious as I was, there was no way I could extract any information at my then-current academic level, but later it was discovered, and I got scolded to high heaven. To begin with, the performance of the ceramic capacitors used in radars and electronic jamming devices has been degraded, electronic jamming itself has been weakened, and whereas previously it was said that a single EC -1 could cover half of Honshu with its high output, and that a US EA -18G which benefited from Hinomaru technology could jam 350 km ahead all by itself, now all that has been retconned into never having been the case. Also, the story that in 2017 the US Senate, ignoring the wishes of the Trump administration, nixed Japan’s introduction of the EA -18G (a betrayal affecting the good faith of the US-Japan alliance, for which aircraft manufacturers and the US military lodged fierce protests with Congress), thereby setting in motion a trajectory in which Japan would henceforth develop its own electronic jamming aircraft (electronic warfare aircraft), has…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.