Martian2
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I wonder if that because of your English??
Program was cancelled (By the way you spell cancelled wrong) mean the program have been folded.
When a program have made and is currently making ships, the program is NOT CANCELLED, but discontinued.
The different is, you can remake the item (The production line is still there) once on discontinue list and you can't when you cancel an product.
F-22, in this case is discontinued with production, the US can make them if they seems fits and have money, but the US would not make a "Cancelled" FB-23 project even if they seems fits and have money.
The same case with Zumwalt.
I know, in Chinese both mean the same, but not the same in English
You were wrong about Taiwan's strategic depth.
You were wrong when you overlooked China's airlift capability and asked whether China was going to swim to Taiwan.
You were wrong when you asked about China's Y-20 airlift and completely overlooked China's existing IL-76 transport fleet.
You're playing word games with the Zumwalt cancellation.
I see three strikes (e.g. three wrongs) and further attempts to annoy me. You're just an airhead and not worth my time.
To be worthy of a response from me, you have to be right about your military insights. You laid three eggs in a row. Obviously, you have demonstrated that you're clueless. Instead, you try to mire me in semantics. I don't care about semantics. I care about military ideas. I'm a military enthusiast. Not a grammar enthusiast.