US Defense Plan if Russia and China Invade

What would the United States do if Russia and China joined forces to launch an invasion the likes of which we’ve never seen before?
It’s the worst-case scenario for global peace, but it’s one that’s also not a complete impossibility given how much Russia and China have been cooperating in recent years. Both are members of the powerful BRICS economic group and are using that membership to spread anti-West sentiment among other members. The two countries have increasingly strong economic ties. And if their rhetoric is more than just hollow saber rattling, we may see them ally more closely on the military level than ever before. Watch now!

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[darrenmcewan]

I'm British and know that American will never be left to fight Russia and China on there own

[Momula]

What these videos fail to mention is that the US does not have a war time economy. If that switch is flipped the amount of assets the USA would produce would be mind-boggling giving we already have the strongest economy. If we raise our defense budget to WWII proportions it would turn the tide very very quickly.

[criticaltheories]

Don't forget that Americans are allowed to own weapons and Russians and Chinese are not. Another words how do you invade a country where everybody owns a weapon?

[THECITY]

More Americans would die in car, and roads rage incidents on the way to whatever beach they would try to land on than would die in the "war". Come through Texas, see how that works out

[cdirth]

The fact that this video says that “Senator Dan Sullivan, the representative from Arkansas” shows that nothing in this video can be trusted to be accurate

[thejrfan]

The Japanese said they would have to “fight for every hill” that’s because Americans have an insurmountable amount of weapons that another human fighting force would not be able to overcome even without the US military. So good luck to anyone that ever attempts such a stupid endeavor. Seems like it’s working out splendidly for Russia so far…

[emmanmartin]

A general once remarked that American soldiers may not excel in strictly coordinated warfare, but their strength lies in their adaptability and resilience amidst the chaotic nature of war.

[RomeGod]

The alien waving hello an the soldier who is questioning his sanity. That was funny 😂😂

[altones]

Here in the USA we also have 300 million armed citizens or more

[markberta]

All of this is just the public info too, imagine the secret stuff; if the US or oppositions were desperate enough to use.

[jesperengelbredt]

Invade? With which troop ships? They would be able to land so few troops that the US wouldnt need to military. They could just send the police to arrest the invaders.

[christhevancura]

Admiral Yamamoto said, "you cannot invade the U.S. there is a rifle behind every blade if grass..Fuk around and find out ..

[mathnerd]

So ... while a European imperialist is trying to conquer and genocide their neighbors, an East Asian imperialist attacks American military assets in the pacific.

You sure we haven't seen this one before? I didn't think it ended well for the imperialists.

[tomlawrence]

Truth is both Russia and China lack the logistics required for any move like that. By the time they gathered the aircraft and ships necessary for it, we would have noticed. Then all we'd have to do is target the air and sea transports limiting their movement and leveling the playing field. We are the only nation that can effectively move the troops and supplies necessary to fight a near peer enemy on foriegn soil around the globe.

[thebrowndoecorporation]

Americans have lots of armaments so dont expect an invasion without a fight.

[MuslimCopWatch]

You're not including the firepower that can and will be fielded by the civilian population of the United States

[angeldomingojr.]

The US has firepower, China has firecracker and Russia has firefly....understand?

[jpa_crypto]

That typical Red Dawn scenario would be a firearms enthusiast's wet dream.

[dangilbert]

The point is moot both Russia and China combined don't have the Sea or Airlift capabilities to transport any meaningful amount of equipment and resourses to the US mainland. Not to mention the logistical ability to refuel and resupply their forces at sea or in the air.

[andyl]

The logistical barrier to invasion is all you need to see to know that without total cooperation from Canada or Mexico and years to consolidate, Russia and China combined could never seize and hold US mainland territory.