The U.S. Empire is 'Fraying' and 'Collapsing': Pentagon Study

[gambit]

The CVN-78 is just as troubled as the DDG-1000, the thing doesn't look very good right now.

The US EMALS/AAG and AC integrated electrical systems seem to have the innate flaws in its design.

Your PLA, from top to bottom, have innate flaws in its institutions and people. Those will take much longer to fix.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Your PLA, from top to bottom, have innate flaws in its institutions and people. Those will take much longer to fix.

We will move toward more futuristic weapons, you can keep talking about your institutions.

 

[Penguin]

In theory US carrier groups can direct F/A-18s to intercept or US satellites can direct drones to shoot down Russian Tu-95 and Tu-160s

In theory lots of things are possible. What does that have to do with the topic of the thread?

 

[wiseone2]

In theory lots of things are possible. What does that have to do with the topic of the thread?

It is not too far fetched for long endurance drones to shoot down Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers in the middle of the ocean before they launch cruise missiles at USA

 

[Penguin]

It is not too far fetched for long endurance drones to shoot down Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers in the middle of the ocean before they launch cruise missiles at USA

yawn. (you don't take a hint, do you?)

 

[VCheng]

you are being overly harsh, if all the theories that sprout out of America came on this page, we would all be debating which reptilians are ruling earth at the moment, while the aliens are being liberal with humans they move to their ships and the FDA doesn't want cancer cured.

No Sir. All the anti-US conspiratorial trash spouted here on PDF, with admin support, I might add, has me convinced that that it is true.

 

[gambit]

We will move toward more futuristic weapons, you can keep talking about your institutions.

You can have all the advanced weapons you can develop, but if your people is inferior in training, motivation, and morale, you will lose in spite of those advanced weapons.

 

[wiseone2]

yawn. (you don't take a hint, do you?)

hint for you: a country that can build such a system is hardly collapsing

 

[F-22Raptor]

The CVN-78 is just as troubled as the DDG-1000, the thing doesn't look very good right now.

The US EMALS/AAG and AC integrated electrical systems seem to have the innate flaws in its design.

The Ford has 23 new upgrades/advanced technologies compared to the Nimitz class. Of course, in a first of class with this much new technology your going to have challenges and delays. All signs point to these challenges being overcome. The Ford is set to undergo extensive testing here in a few weeks.

By the time the Ford heads out on its first deployment it will be the most technologically advanced carrier in the world. The fact that you think the Ford has to undergo extensive testing because it has "innate design flows" shows how dense you are.

 

[gambit]

The Ford has 23 new upgrades/advanced technologies compared to the Nimitz class. Of course, in a first of class with this much new technology your going to have challenges and delays. All signs point to these challenges being overcome. The Ford is set to undergo extensive testing here in a few weeks.

By the time the Ford heads out on its first deployment it will be the most technologically advanced carrier in the world. The fact that you think the Ford has to undergo extensive testing because it has "innate design flows" shows how dense you are.

You pretty much have to give him a break. After all, probably the only thing he ever tested so far is a new car.

 

[F-22Raptor]

You pretty much have to give him a break. After all, probably the only thing he ever tested so far is a new car.

An according to him, the US railgun is not a railgun because it's not "pure" enough. We're dealing with a genius here gambit.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

The Ford has 23 new upgrades/advanced technologies compared to the Nimitz class. Of course, in a first of class with this much new technology your going to have challenges and delays. All signs point to these challenges being overcome. The Ford is set to undergo extensive testing here in a few weeks.

By the time the Ford heads out on its first deployment it will be the most technologically advanced carrier in the world. The fact that you think the Ford has to undergo extensive testing because it has "innate design flows" shows how dense you are.

No video showing the aircraft takeoff/landing from that carrier, it doesn't look good.

The USN will usually show something that they declare to be successful.

 

[F-22Raptor]

No video showing the aircraft takeoff/landing from that carrier, it doesn't look good.

The USN will usually show something that they declare to be successful.

The Ford will be at sea about 4 out of the next 6 months to undergo extensive testing. It's just a matter of time now.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

The Ford will be at sea about 4 out of the next 6 months to undergo extensive testing. It's just a matter of time now.

Then we shall wait to see the footage of the aircraft takeoff/landing.

Otherwise, the EMALS/AAG and the integrated electrical systems are getting some serious problems.

 

[gambit]

Then we shall wait to see the footage of the aircraft takeoff/landing.

Otherwise, the EMALS/AAG and the integrated electrical systems are getting some serious problems.

Yeah...Only Chinese know how to troubleshoot and fix technical problems...