Could US Military Take on China (China vs United States - Who Would Win)

🌐 Explore the potential scenario of a conflict between the United States and China in our latest military analysis video. Who would come out on top? 🤔

In this video, we delve into the military capabilities of both nations and discuss the strategic factors that could shape the outcome of a hypothetical conflict. From the size of their forces to the technologies at their disposal, we break it all down.

While the United States holds significant advantages, China's anti-access/area denial strategy presents a formidable challenge. We examine the role of submarines, the importance of controlling shipping lanes, and the impact of geography on the balance of power.

Join us as we analyze the complex dynamics of a potential U.S.-China conflict, and share your thoughts in the comments. Don't forget to subscribe for more in-depth military analysis from our experts! 💬🔍🛳️🌊🇺🇸🇨🇳 #MilitaryAnalysis #USChinaConflict #MilitaryStrategy #themilitaryshow

[emmanuelzozobrado]

Let us pray for peace everyone. War strategy is cool in video games, but definitely not cool in real life

[obe]

I'm hoping this geopolitical competition ends up in a new space race and not a nuclear apocalypse.

[kobieventer]

Mike Tyson :“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.” That's the difference between fighting experience and plans...

[Eddie]

It’s not worth it if these two power house were to go to war. There will be no more humanity. Peace to all nations.

[CMF-qhrw]

There's a huge difference between military strength & political will. The US military absolutely dominated in Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Those wars became political failures. The US military has a level of dominance worldwide that has never been seen in history. When the politicians stay out of it, no other nation comes close.

[JustChillinOnThethFloor]

One of these war US vs China videos needs to have Command and Conquer gameplay running in the background.

[curiophile]

Best video about this I've seen so far. Thank you.

[billyto]

This type of video is good enough for a 5 Year old kids to watch and listen

[andys]

The US has China surrounded with bases in Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, South Korea, Guam, Philippines, Hawaii and Australia.

[JesusGonzalezzz]

It would be WWIII:
US + Nato + Japan-Philipines
VS
China + Russia + North Korea + Iran

[Sussygoofball]

Fun fact, the United States Airforce has the largest airforce and the the United States Navy has the second larger airforce

[koonvincent]

The title should be "which country suffered the most casualties"

[stuartlunsford]

If I had the guess, the number of cruise missiles in US Asia bases is highly underestimated. If they stack them deep enough, this problem goes away.

[Shoelessjoe]

Its a joke to say it would be China vs US. You're missing the other countries that would be heavily involved

[patrick]

I would assume that in this scenario, Japan, Australia and New Zealand would allow the US to set up shop, helping reduce the massive supply line disadvantage.

[barkmaker]

US military of course. They know their pronouns.

[ToudaHell]

'No plan survives contact with the enemy.' Rommel
It doesn't matter how much we speculate. We can't predict the outcome of any battle or war until it has been fought.

[XGenKaneShiroX]

At 2:24, that is actually incorrect. China is currently the most populous country in the world. The U.S. Census Bureau live population count says that China has significantly more people than India in 2023. The Military Show has a lot of disinformations.

[TalesfromtheCage]

If you go to a full submarine fleet you have submit to your enemy’s air superiority.

[francistang]

You mentioned China's lackluster performance in the Vietnam War in 1979. What about the Korean War in 1952? Who exhibited a subpar performance during that time?