Why This New Weapon TERRIFIES China

China's rise to superpower status by 2049 faces a new challenge from the U.S. with the development of the AIM-174B missile. Could this advanced missile disrupt China's "kill chain" and shift the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific? In this video, we dive into how the U.S. is countering China’s growing military threat, from air-launched missile innovations to submarine dominance. Watch as we explore the potential downfall of China's ambitions and the evolving global power dynamic. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!

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[Coopersboy]

For their sake I hope chinas military tech isn’t made by temu

[luxsit]

Chinese are always terrified by YOUTUBERS😅

[andreww]

Well China isn’t known for having big sticks 😂

[ruZsiaNa-C]

China should just focus on taking Northern Manchuria back since they love to talk about "historical land" just like putler

[Bob-bxv]

About time we got a successor to the AIM-54 Phoenix. Wonder if Raytheon used data and engineering from the BAE Meteor as a baseline? That missile was a good stopgap above the AMRAAM.

[royroy]

Am I the only one who sees Alaska being the size of China

[Bob-bxv]

The AIM-174 sounds like a dual-use missile. You could use it against AWACS and ELINT aircraft, plus any SAM system with an AESA, Q, or X-band radar. You get AAM and ARM capabilities in one platform.

[JoshWallace-il]

SM-6 is nuts fired from a superhornet 😂

[georgejack]

Ukrainians have highly creative in the use of military weapons, this inspired U.S military officials to think about the future wars.🧠😶

[larrycanupp]

There is another great disadvantage of Chinese missiles that was not discussed...
Each missile is built in China.

[outcastmothkaminski]

USA arms manufacturer "Hoooo....we can do a remix!"

[gregdavis]

About time the US starts seeing the supply-chain as a CRITICAL element as we used to! ITAR is more complicated and important that it has ever been! We are playing a very long series of 3D chess games here.

[TheBestDog]

A new episode just dropped and I’m so excited I just had to write a post before watching episode

[tacooflove]

You tell me China has submarines I picture team rocket inside a makicarp pedal sub 😂

[gringogreen]

Chinese Military prowess is basically a big question mark. The reason for this is three fold. First all this equipment isn't battle tested. Second, Chinese doctrine isn't based in experience nor will be dynamic enough once they are involved in a war. Third, China's population with "one child" isn't thrilled in having their family lines killed off in a conflict.

China is probably closer to 1980s-2000s equivalent to US gear from that time. So China would probably bout up more of a challenge that Russia at this time but in a war where units have to stay out in the field for periods of time, Chinese forces will be combat ineffective sooner than US forces let alone China vs the US and its Allies.

China's military is really more for internal issues than for projecting power.

[davidcopeland]

I hope the USAF adapts the F-15ex to carry this missile. They are developing their own long range missile which will be less expensive. The F-15ex could carry 6 of these and possibly 8. With F-35s ahead targeting, the combination would be formidable.

[Freebloodyspeech]

Struth mate this war will be bloody massive

[andyrbush]

China has no recent experience of war.

[stppenwolf]

Like if that will matter when thousands upon thousands of thermo nuclear weapons are flying through the air...

[frisk]

Va-china has aspirations just like the Soviets did before they went bankrupt..