December 27, 2020
The Real Reason U.S. Naval Forces Would Beat Russia or China in a War
In the event of some kind of major power warfare on the open seas, allied combat support for U.S. Naval forces at war is something which could not be understated.
by Kris Osborn
In the event of some kind of major power warfare on the open seas, allied combat support for U.S. Naval forces at war is something which could not be understated as it would not only massively expand the size and reach of a collective force engaged in combat but also share node-to-node information across vast, seemingly unpassable distances and domains.
A new Naval war strategy document specifically cites some of the decisive, crucial roles allies would need to play in any kind of massive Naval war engagement. Of course, allied forces would naturally figure prominently in the event of large scale ocean war, yet one interesting point made by the new strategy explains that the mere presence and involvement of allies may simply stop war from happening in the first place.
https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/real-reason-us-naval-forces-would-beat-russia-or-china-war-175265
