US preps midrange missile to pierce China's 'anti-access' shield

[Globenim]

Well thats a lot of attention after all the sour grapes quacking from their armchairs about Chinas missiles breaking "laws of physics" and being just "pomp and facade".

 

[gambit]

No matter how you quibble, US has not win two wars "vietnam war" and "korean war".

Am willing to bet that you never served.

This is a military oriented forum. So here you are, too young to know any better and treading into an area you know nothing about. The most entertaining thing about debating you Chinese is that you are -- by large -- terrible at doing even basic research. The idea that a country can win militarily but lose the war is not historically unknown, but you are too arrogant to even find out when that happened.

So here is a quiz for you based on military academy level lessons: During the Vietnam War, why did the US Army stopped at the 17th parallel but not the US Air Force, and what ramifications did that have for the eventual outcome of the war?

You ain't that smart to find out why.

 

[LeGenD]

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