Theoretical debate as to the out come of a CONVENTIONAL (no WMD'S) war between the NATO nations, and pretty much eveyone else.
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That would make for an interesting fight.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO wrote:
Founding members (4 April 1949)
Belgium
Canada
Denmark
France 1
Iceland 2
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
United Kingdom
United States
Countries that joined after the foundation during the Cold War
Greece (18 February 1952) 3
Turkey (18 February 1952)
Germany (9 May 1955 as West Germany; East Germany reunited with it on 3 October 1990)
Spain (30 May 1982)
Former Eastern Bloc states that joined after the Cold War, 12 March 1999:
Czech Republic
Hungary
Poland
29 March 2004:
Bulgaria
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Does China have little chance to win against the US and their allied ?A US pre-emptive first-strike on China, prior to eruption of
major hostilities, would offer the best chances of confining
the conflict to Chinese soil. Such a strike would be aimed
at long-range missiles, air power, air defenses, and
communications. It would employ tactical nukes, cruise
missiles, stealth weaponry, electronic counter-measures, and
would be preceded by electronics-destroying radiation mega-pulses.
Do the Philipines and New Guinea even have armies? I was under the impression that the Philipines, at least, relied largely on western nations (US) for protection.Capt. Foley wrote:
Hold on. What about the South Pacific, Austalia, Phillipeans(sp?), New Ginuea
Vietnam put the lie to that. Iraq is doing it again. Every time somebody becomes technologically advanced, and thinks they have the market cornered, they learn that a large, determined enemy can *always* defeat a technologically advanced one. After all, no matter how advanced a cannon is, it can still only hit one target at a time.GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
numbers dont mean shit in a modern warfare.
Please read the topic, this discussion was about what would take place if nuclear arms and other WND's simply didn't exsist.Longbow wrote:
Noone wins , cause whole planet will be destroyed by nuke disaster . Stupid topic , hope this will never happen ...
Interesting that someone brought this up, is it still a common belief that the US lost the Vietnam conflict?Bubbalo wrote:
Vietnam put the lie to that. Iraq is doing it again. Every time somebody becomes technologically advanced, and thinks they have the market cornered, they learn that a large, determined enemy can *always* defeat a technologically advanced one. After all, no matter how advanced a cannon is, it can still only hit one target at a time.
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