Study Finds US Would Run Out Of Long-Range Munitions In 1 Week In China Hot War

[rightwinger]

So why has it lost every time?

Must easily hold the world record for most consecutive losses including running away

It is not the wars we lose but the occupations
We easily conquer territory.
It is occupying territory where we are not welcome that we falter

 

[Confederate Soldier]

So why has it lost every time?

Must easily hold the world record for most consecutive losses including running away

You are fucking retarded. With the exception of the Korean and Vietnam war, we have won every major war we've ever fought in. Take your "America Bad" loser ass over to China if you wanna trash talk the U.S.

 

[Likkmee]

Yes, this is another one of those "US is not prepared for a real war" threads. How many more of these do we need before the Biden-supporters acknowledge what a horrible job he and his administration are doing to protect this country?

"A new study released this week by the D.C.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has concluded that America's defense industry is "not adequately prepared" for "a protracted conventional war" with an enemy with a large military like China.

The findings were the result of a war games simulation which also relied heavily on observations and statistics being gained from the Ukraine-Russia war, and Washington's ongoing military support role to Kiev.

Information from the Ukraine war led CSIS to find that the US would rapidly deplete its munitions, particularly long-range, precision-guided ones - in merely less than a week of a hot war with China in the Taiwan Strait.

“The main problem is that the U.S. defense industrial base — including the munitions industrial base — is not currently equipped to support a protracted conventional war," the study emphasized.

"The bottom line is the defense industrial base, in my judgment, is not prepared for the security environment that now exists," CSIS’s Seth Jones concluded in a statement to The Wall Street Journal.

As the study's main author, Jones posed the question: "How do you effectively deter if you don’t have sufficient stockpiles of the kinds of munitions you’re going to need for a China-Taiwan Strait kind of scenario?" According to more from the study:



Study Finds US Would Run Out Of Long-Range Munitions In 1 Week In China Hot War | ZeroHedge

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That's OK . Brazil will make you some right quick

 

[Manonthestreet]

And our stockpiles of conventional munitions will do nothing to help that

Difference between 1 shot 1 kill and spray and and pray

 

[francoHFW]

So why has it lost every time?

Must easily hold the world record for most consecutive losses including running away

those are police actions where they don't like the police much lol. All republican stupidities.

 

[Winston]

Yes, this is another one of those "US is not prepared for a real war" threads. How many more of these do we need before the Biden-supporters acknowledge what a horrible job he and his administration are doing to protect this country?

"A new study released this week by the D.C.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has concluded that America's defense industry is "not adequately prepared" for "a protracted conventional war" with an enemy with a large military like China.

The findings were the result of a war games simulation which also relied heavily on observations and statistics being gained from the Ukraine-Russia war, and Washington's ongoing military support role to Kiev.

Information from the Ukraine war led CSIS to find that the US would rapidly deplete its munitions, particularly long-range, precision-guided ones - in merely less than a week of a hot war with China in the Taiwan Strait.

“The main problem is that the U.S. defense industrial base — including the munitions industrial base — is not currently equipped to support a protracted conventional war," the study emphasized.

"The bottom line is the defense industrial base, in my judgment, is not prepared for the security environment that now exists," CSIS’s Seth Jones concluded in a statement to The Wall Street Journal.

As the study's main author, Jones posed the question: "How do you effectively deter if you don’t have sufficient stockpiles of the kinds of munitions you’re going to need for a China-Taiwan Strait kind of scenario?" According to more from the study:



Study Finds US Would Run Out Of Long-Range Munitions In 1 Week In China Hot War | ZeroHedge

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We wouldn't need but one week. Especially if it was in regards to Tawain, our Navy is vastly superior. Just like if Russia goes nuclear in Ukraine, if China invades Tawain their entire Navy will be at the bottom of the ocean in one week. Their carriers suck, both of them, and their destroyers suck, all 36 of them. Contrast that with the US 11 carriers and 69 destroyers. And don't even count the five to one advantage we have in nuclear subs.

 

[BasicHumanUnit]

We wouldn't need but one week. Especially if it was in regards to Tawain, our Navy is vastly superior. Just like if Russia goes nuclear in Ukraine, if China invades Tawain their entire Navy will be at the bottom of the ocean in one week. Their carriers suck, both of them, and their destroyers suck, all 36 of them. Contrast that with the US 11 carriers and 69 destroyers. And don't even count the five to one advantage we have in nuclear subs.

The arrogance. <smh>
THIS is precisely what will end America.

 

[otto105]

Yes, this is another one of those "US is not prepared for a real war" threads. How many more of these do we need before the Biden-supporters acknowledge what a horrible job he and his administration are doing to protect this country?

"A new study released this week by the D.C.-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has concluded that America's defense industry is "not adequately prepared" for "a protracted conventional war" with an enemy with a large military like China.

The findings were the result of a war games simulation which also relied heavily on observations and statistics being gained from the Ukraine-Russia war, and Washington's ongoing military support role to Kiev.

Information from the Ukraine war led CSIS to find that the US would rapidly deplete its munitions, particularly long-range, precision-guided ones - in merely less than a week of a hot war with China in the Taiwan Strait.

“The main problem is that the U.S. defense industrial base — including the munitions industrial base — is not currently equipped to support a protracted conventional war," the study emphasized.

"The bottom line is the defense industrial base, in my judgment, is not prepared for the security environment that now exists," CSIS’s Seth Jones concluded in a statement to The Wall Street Journal.

As the study's main author, Jones posed the question: "How do you effectively deter if you don’t have sufficient stockpiles of the kinds of munitions you’re going to need for a China-Taiwan Strait kind of scenario?" According to more from the study:



Study Finds US Would Run Out Of Long-Range Munitions In 1 Week In China Hot War | ZeroHedge

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What study?


Also if you fuckups were concerned with Ghinese intentions, why did you oppose the TARP trade agreement President Barack Obama wanted to use to check it.

 

[rightwinger]

What study?


Also if you fuckups were concerned with Ghinese intentions, why did you oppose the TARP trade agreement President Barack Obama wanted to use to check it.

Trans Pacific Partnership was negotiated to provide an economic competition to China

Trump Killed it his first week in office

 

[odanny]

Trans Pacific Partnership was negotiated to provide an economic competition to China

Trump Killed it his first week in office

Further proof that everything Trump touches turns to shit.