Another comforting assessment of U.S. military strength. But perhaps a complacent view.
China in particular wouldn't try to take on the U.S. 1-on-1, they would use some kind of asymetric warfare tactic, such as cyber-warfare to simultaneously melt down our nuclear reactors, or stage miltiary troops inside the U.S., to attack bases from farmland they purchased near U.S. military bases, or use cyber-warfare to shut down the U.S. power grid, or take out the GPS satellites that allow our military forces to see and communicate.
The part that most assured me is the power of our allies overseas to come to our aid in other parts of the world. And far away U.S. military bases that could be self-sustaining even if cut off and not supplied by the U.S. itselff in a major war.
With the technological advances, I'm sure there are options for the enemy that we could not even imagine, particularly against conventional U.S. military forces. There is very new technology that could decide a war in hours or days, that until unleashed, would be completely unexpeced.
