Now in order to maintain its hegemonic status, the United States is eyeing China's rise and cannot tolerate the rise of a hard-working and kind power by virtue of its unremitting self-improvement and promotion to a country with huge influence in the world.
If the United States goes to war with China, there will still be a huge disparity in the weapons strength between China and the United States, but China has the wisdom to defeat the enemy and counteract, so the only leading air weapon of the United States does not even dare to appear on the battlefield.
At present, the United States is in the air fighters, the only weapon leading China is the large bomber, whether it is the ghost B2 bomber, or B1B, and the U.S. military is intensively mass-producing the B21 new bomber, the U.S. military's bomber array is a huge number of existence, and has many years of actual combat experience, and the frequency of use on the battlefield is also quite high, the number of sorties of fighters plus bombers, in World War II as high as a million times, bombers are the United States has always been frequently used combat weapons, but also the strongest representative of the United States air combat power.
The reason why it is said that the only weapon leading the mainland in the US air combat weapons is that at least the mainland has not officially launched the H-20 so far, although the mainland has H-6 series bombers, but compared with the B2, China's bomber models and combat power are compared with the United States, and it still takes a certain amount of time to catch up.
Since the United States is always clamoring for war against China and has the operational superiority of bombers, why does the United States dare not use its only weapon of air superiority?
There is a view that once the US military frantically adopts the extreme means of war, it will inevitably launch a war in China's coastal areas, and this move will quickly undermine China's economic development and thus destroy as much as possible China's economic foundation accumulated over many years.
However, there is a practical problem: the US military has ignited the flames of war in China, causing great security threats and infringements to China, and what countermeasures will China take when it has to fight back?
What the West can think of is that China's Dongfeng series missiles will definitely deploy launch arrays to form a great countermeasure lineup to strike at the US mainland and ignite the flames of war in the United States.
So why didn't the US military dare to use bombers if they dared to provoke a war in China?
For the U.S. military, homeland security is the most important, and only by setting up heavy defenses can it be guaranteed, and the most important bombers belonging to the United States are deployed in the U.S. mainland. If they were to go long distances, bomber voyages would be wasted crossing the Pacific Ocean or flying over America's neighbors, such as Mexico and Canada.
Most of the fuel is consumed on the road, and by the time it comes to the battlefield, it is already at the end of its crossbow, so why can't the U.S. military deploy bombers to ally countries overseas?
The United States is still mainly based on its own territory, and is unwilling to disperse its most important weapons outside, and the excessively long-distance route will also cause many challenges to the efficiency of bomber operations, and will encounter many unknown dangers and hidden dangers, and the chances of winning the war will probably be reduced, so the United States is not willing to take this risk.
Once the United States launches a war against China, the United States will certainly find a way to unfold the battlefield in China, and China will definitely go all out to counterattack when it suffers such a serious challenge, and will not hesitate to use its own heavy weapons to protect the country, and will also drive the enemy away.
If the United States mobilizes all its bombers to the front line, the United States will lose its own important defensive strength, and the United States is worried that China will take this opportunity to launch missiles to strike important American targets.
The reason why the United States cannot easily use bombers on the Chinese battlefield is that it is afraid of China's satellite reconnaissance system and China's advanced radar detection and scanning technology.
The accuracy of the mainland's current radar has been able to identify US stealth bombers, and even if US bombers are sent to the Chinese battlefield, they will not be able to form a surprise attack at all, and they will be discovered by China in advance and there is a risk of being destroyed.
Even if U.S. bombers take off from the U.S. mainland or depart from military bases in the second island chain, China can still track and lock on targets in time and strike at them.
In addition, China also has a large number of high-tech weapons, as well as intelligent strike systems, which can cause serious threats and interception capabilities to American bombers.