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If you can't replace your losses, you lose the war. Logistics and production are becoming more important, not less. It's that simple. China can speed up and prioritize production for weapons, not for Taiwan. In the case of Taiwan, most of their weapons are foreign supplied. Let me guess, you plan to fart at enemy aircrafts when you run out of missiles? Also, if the last 30 years are any indication, the concept of relying on ground based missiles to ward off an enemy that controls the skies is folly.oh a fart joke. your obviously not virgin.
Kid, lets say China looses, 100 Flankers or aircraft within the first year. Whats the rate of Flanker production?
Never fast enough.
Same goes for missiles, and everything else,
except bullets and guns, the easiest things to manufacture.
In modern war, you go in with the assets you have. This is why armies don't go to war with 50 soldiers, and say they have 100 more by the end of the year.
The locals also weren't being bombarded with hundreds of ballistic/cruise missiles, not to mention long range rockets. The local airport radars weren't being jammed 24/7 and communication equipments weren't being surgically taken out. Local leaders weren't being assasinated by special forces.Yea, but the locals weren't firing SAMs at these helos.
I don't know why you cite irrelevant examples. 1989 was over government corruption. 2006 was over government failure to inspect food products. 2008 riots counters your point since majority of Chinese supported cracking down hard on the rioting monks/seperatist.and we still live in the dark ages?
its a media war.
Remember 1989(tanks and shopper)? 2006(milk and babies)?2008(monks and sports)? media, justification.
Grabbed Hainan from KMT no problem. Was about to be Taiwan's turn until Americans showed up.Saved it from bombing Taiwan. Try grabbing the land.
If Vietnam showed anything, it was that China can sustain losses without any incident in its population. There were no riots/protests over military casualties. On the other hand, it's Taiwan that will bleed out. China has the advantage in weapons and numbers.obviously, your not thinking about this century.
If Vietnam taught the CCP anything is that it can't prolong a war with heavy bleeding.
The out bleed the enemy tactic, only has defensive purpose now.
Any spearhead of armor formation are formed by tanks. Unless you somehow bypass the tank line, your M-60s are garbage. You'd be surprised how many tanks China can ship to Taiwan once it secures a port. You're the idiot for thinking Taiwan can get heavier MBTs. The Americans won't sell them to you, just like they kept delaying your F-16 purchase. You're like a beggar that can't get anything, and brag about how you don't need help. Your tank columns will be picked off by air support once you lose air superiority.losts of things here.
Do you think those old M-60 tanks will be used against heavy armor or infantry and ICVs?
and how many heavy MBTs can China get to Taiwans beaches? answer, very few. what can they do? no much, because chances are the KMT will pulverize them with artillery.
You'll need more landing ships, to make a hole, and keep the hole open.
your also an idiot to think a tank on tank is how to fight a battle.
If there was greater threat from heavy MBTs then Taiwan would have purchased their own heavy MBT. They didn't. The PLA can barely support troops in Taiwan let alone tanks.
I would argue that Taiwan has even poorer quality of conscripts. Oh you might go full retard and argue mainland also use "conscripts". In mainland's case, "conscripts" can choose not to serve. Your intelligence agency did not know about appearance of J-20 until the media revealed it, so much for your military's professionalism.BTW, Saddam had a lot of weapons, but he had poor top brass, and officer core.
But worse yet, he lacked intel. He didn't even have a proper command structure. The Iran-Iraq war, if you ever studied it, will give you insight into how badly the war was handled.
But can you blame the guy? The US military is another thing.
Let's see:1989 was directed at the CCP. since the information age, its a lot more difficult to keep secrets from the public.
But here your entitled to your opinion.
But hey, if the coffins aren't your thing,
then maybe you should think about the economic consequences.
Because as i recall, the biggest challenge China faces right now, is jobs, which keep people content, if they're not content, they act up like Tibetans in 2008 who had no jobs.
So what do you think the CCP's priority is?
a) war over Taiwan
b) economic development, to bide time and eventually flex muscle with out firing shots
a) Let Taiwan stay an American pet and be denied access to future resources in the Pacific/South China Sea.
b) Take Taiwan, wins praises from the people and gain access to Pacific
No brainer is it?
Taiwan can talk big about resisting China, but at the end of the day they know they'll fold within weeks without the Americans. The so called "embargoes" strengthened China's own military program and made it self-sufficient.The Americans don't have to do shite. They know it. Taiwan, can sink a lot of PLANs boats, and damage China's economy.
Then the CCP have to worry about the international community, who already have military embargos, and could have possibly go the way of economic embargos.
Right, economic embargoes against China, are you retarded or are you really retared?