In a naval throw-down between China and the US, who would come out on top? I really can't think of a more specific scenario, because I'm only somewhat familiar with how warfare is conducted, but lets just say the goal is to render the opponent's naval capabilities a non-threat. Have any wargames on this been conducted before? Simulations?
Sit, wait, ambush.
Ambush is poorly right now.
>>33249642
More like sit, wait, wait, wait then go back home because the CBG passed by hundreds of miles to the south.
Amazing what the difference not announcing where you're going to be makes.
>More like sit, wait, wait, wait then go back home because the US decided they'd get to look "silly" in public.
There's nothing so bad as having your arse handed to you on a plate.
For real instead of on an exercise.
>>33249642
>>33249657
>>33249771
What, China would just entirely fail to even engage with US forces? That's relieving if true.
>>33249784
>Chinese sub fires torpedo at us carrier
>us carrier fires torpedo at the torpedo.
>>33249800
>chinese torpedo fires miniature torpedo at carrier torpedo
torpedo win every time
>>33249657
>>More like sit, wait, wait, wait then go back home because the CBG passed by hundreds of miles to the south.
It's a big pile ships which is easy to follow with a satellite
>>33250118
>muh satellites meme
Okay chang, whatever you say.
>>33249603
Here's everything you need to know-
http://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/research_reports/RR1100/RR1140/RAND_RR1140.pdf
Tl;dr- costly for both sides, very possibly inconclusive, not likely to go nuclear.
When it's all done, China comes out slightly second best.
>>33249800
Someone post the anti-torpedo torpedo story
>>33250173
>satellites are a meme
You should be careful, otherwise your CBG will fall off the rim of the disk
>>33249603
Pretty much China would turtle up near their coast after initial engagements. The US would wreck the Island bases and then a stale mate would ensure as neither would enter each other's primary engagement range without a true driving goal or reason.
>>33252101
Came here to post this. The upshot is that present day or near future China doesn't have a scenario that looks much like a win.