Since the commissioning of China’s first aircraft carrier, gCaptain’s inbox has been flooded with questions about what it means for the U.S., China’s emerging naval sea power, and the rest of the world.
So what does it mean? I think this visualization pretty much speaks for itself.
Image via GlobalSecurity.org
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