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will also fail,' an unnamed military expert told the paper. 'With ports destroyed, enemy logistics support will fail and a dispersed fighting force. This tactic increases the strain on logistics operations required to keep large vessels such as aircraft carriers afloat, the Times said, making attacks on infrastructure such as ports and wharfs more important. It added that underwater demolitions are a response to changing US tactics in the Pacific, claiming that Washington is dividing its forces between smaller locations instead of concentrating them in one place to mitigate the damage from attacks. Sensors installed on the wharf were used to gather data that will be used to support attacks on 'hostile ports in a real war,' the Times said. Reporting on the latest test, Global Times said underwater charges were used to 'fully demolish' a wharf with a 'powerful explosion'.