Harry J. Kazianis, National Interest: China vs. America: Who Wins a Naval Clash in 2020?
It won't be easy for either nation. That much is certain.
Things seem to get worse, as the authors articulate that “U.S. and allied forces must be able to operate with only localized domain control,” a scary thought to say the least.
Back in the Winter 2010 edition of Orbis, the always smart James Kraska , at the time an investigator at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, presented his readers with a terrifying prospect: the possibility that China would be able sink a U.S. Aircraft Carrier —virtually at will. In professional publications , the possibility had been raised before . However, thanks to various mentions in more-mainstream media , the rise of China’s military might —and specifically advanced missile technology —would soon become a dominant topic of conversation in national-security circles around the globe.
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WNU Editor: If the U.S. and China are in a state of war, I will be more worried about nuclear weapons being used over what the fleets are doing.
