Posted on 12/04/2021 11:33:04 AM PST by RomanSoldier19
ere's What You Need to Remember: Ultimately, the country with the more advanced AI-enabled sensors, long-range weapons and surface-to-air-to-undersea networking would destroy the other.
A recent think tank wargame explores the prospect of a massive war between China and America and Japan in 2030, introducing many war-time questions about submarines, amphibious attack, surface ships and fifth-generation fighters.
According to a story in Foreign Policy, the Center for New American Security’s wargame unfolds as follows:
“…A Chinese flotilla lands 50 soldiers on Uotsuri Jima, an island in the East China Sea that is part of the Senkakus, an island chain owned by Japan but also claimed by China. Declaring a 50-mile exclusion zone around the Senkakus, Beijing deploys a ring of surface ships, submarines, warplanes, and drones—backed by ballistic missiles based on the Chinese mainland…”
Japan counterattacks, sending in amphibious warships, submarines, surface warships and aircraft-backed Marines.
Given the existing “Mutual Defense Pact,” the U.S. sends aircraft carriers and other assets to support Japan, with specific instructions not to exchange fire with Chinese forces. That does not work, according to the wargame scenario.
(Excerpt) Read more at nationalinterest.org ...
Can America and Japan Take Down the Chinese Military Together?
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Not if mutiny milley is still around.
He seems to be China’s early warning system.
Can America and Japan Take Down the Chinese Military Together?
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Not if mutiny milley is still around.
He seems to be China’s early warning system.
“Biden, Inc” is a longtime paid puppet of CCP and will NEVER attack his master.
The problem with a war with China is that China is almost ungovernable. A democratic China would be much worse than an autocratic leadership. It’s not that they lack direction, it’s that they have too much of it—competing systems and structures that make the whole chaotic.
Historically, China has had cyclical leadership, with each succeeding leader having predetermined objectives totally removed from his predecessor and successor. This means that when Xi is no longer in power, China’s direction will turn 90 degrees away from where it is heading now.
True - but even with that advantage, we would probably lose. I mean, imagine how long it would take for the feds to mail out over a hundred million "trigger warnings" to American lefty 'snowflakes' ("We may soon be in a state of war with China, which could interrupt your supply of flannel pajamas & hot chocolate"); I just don't see our military being ready to fire a single shot until months after the 'war' started (& ended)...
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With all the trannies and homos in our military the Chicoms should fear death by bong bongo.
War is won by logistics.
A Chinese flotilla lands 50 soldiers on Uotsuri Jima
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And is instantly wiped out. The PLA has no battle experience ; its logistics suck ; its soldiers make great poses for propaganda pieces, but are not well fed and are mostly momma’s boys. Modern Chinese are accustomed to eating most of the day because their metabolism is so high. On the way to the Indian front, many of the troops spent the trip crying.
Any battle will come down to which army is the stronger paper tiger.
Wars are lost by piss-poor decision making...
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The people the Bidet regime has leading our military is the same thing as waving a red cape in front of a bull.
I don’t see how any conflict with China would not go nuclear within a day or less. Because neither would accept defeat. Once the conventional war turned on someone the numes would fly. That’s the reality of this situation.
If one accepts this premise I think it most likely that China would strike US bases in the Pacific with nukes first, and tell the world they were pre-empting a US nuclear attack and want to eliminate the threat from the US military. Depending on how the US responds it could be all out nuke war. Doomsday.
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I beg to differ with your assessment of Japan's military prowess. Japan is ranked either number four or number five among the worlds militaries.
For 2021, Japan is ranked 5 of 140 out of the countries considered for the annual GFP review. https://www.globalfirepower.com/country-military-strength-detail.php?country_id=japan
4) Japan
Budget: $41.6 billion
Active frontline personnel: 247,173
Tanks: 678
Total aircraft: 1,613
Submarines: 16
In absolute terms, the Japanese military is relatively small. Nonetheless, the country is extremely well equipped.
According to Credit Suisse, it has the fourth largest submarine fleet in the list. Japan also has four aircraft carriers, although these vessels are only equipped with helicopter fleets.
Japan also has the fourth largest attack helicopter fleet behind China, Russia, and the US."
https://www.businessinsider.in/defense/ranked-the-worlds-20-strongest-militaries/slidelist/51930339.cms#slideid=51930365
I do agree with your judgement of the debauched, woke US military leadership and the Perfumed Princesses of the Pentagon.
The elephant in the room with article's argument is not talking about India. I doubt that India would stay out of a war between America and China because if American gets knocked out of the way then India is next.
Why Is The U.S. So Ridiculously Dependent On China?
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Three of those reasons are onerous regulations, extreme environmental laws, followed closely by heavy taxation. NIMBY also plays a big role.
A new and rising factor is the lack of a large trained labor force, a labor force that demands a ‘living wage’ for entry level positions, forcing many small business (which large corporations depend on for the items that are not profitable for them to produce) to shut down or scale back plans because they cannot pay the high labor costs for low end labor.
A red cape, plus a bale of alfalfa and two buckets of oats...
That said, a war is WON through unconditional surrender of the enemy, the US has not won a war since 1945.
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The last war China won was centuries ago ...
Here is m question: Would Xao Bai-Ding just surrender so we could be instantly under the boot of communism?
Do you think they can use their resources in a competent manner? I don’t believe the Japanese have been engaged in hostilities for decades. I am not comparing Japan to Iraq, but IIRC Iraq’s military was ranked fairly high at one point - but then folded quickly...
Here is m question: Would Xao Bai-Ding just surrender so we could be instantly under the boot of communism?
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Xao Bai-Ding, would only be following the directions given by the 0bama/Gates/Soros clique, who are likely run by Xi Jinping and the CCP.
But with a gun behind every blade of grass and every tree, as the puffy armchair fairweather patriots like to say, it would be short lived. One of them would ride to our rescue with a boat load of fairy dust and fix the commies but good (right after their milk and cookies with their favorite petting animal session ended). You’ll see.
The CCP and Russia will attack Taiwan, Ukraine and the Baltics the same week.
The American JCS “Heroes of Afghanistan” will abandon hard fights even faster.
Russia and China understand this.
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