China Now Floats World's Largest Navy: Should the U.S. Be Very Afraid?
I will readily grant that, as has been said in the past, quantity provides a quality all of its own. And we have given them the resources in the form of American currency to achieve that quantity.
And, to be sure, our Navy does have significant problems of its own, as Bill Whittle is careful to point out in this video. But Bill Whittle provides a counterpoint that is valid as well.
The Communist Chinese may indeed make a grave mistake for the world and follow in the footsteps of the Japanese in 1931. But if they do, that won't mean all is lost.
America and the Free World are not invincible.
But neither are the Communist Chinese.
One thing I would do immediately is reload our tridents with full ear shots and not the meager four nukes they have now. 24times ten sounds to me better than24 times 4.