You are right that the US can never win a land war, especially a war of attrition. But perhaps we are all guilty of fighting the last war? The new technologies - instant visual & electronic intel via satellite, ability to project force at distance, precision armaments, etc - these must necessarily change the nature of war. It depends on …
You are right that the US can never win a land war, especially a war of attrition. But perhaps we are all guilty of fighting the last war? The new technologies - instant visual & electronic intel via satellite, ability to project force at distance, precision armaments, etc - these must necessarily change the nature of war. It depends on whose technology and ability to effectively use the technology is superior. Having said this, it appears that Russia is way ahead of the west also in the new forms of warfare.
You are right that the US can never win a land war, especially a war of attrition. But perhaps we are all guilty of fighting the last war? The new technologies - instant visual & electronic intel via satellite, ability to project force at distance, precision armaments, etc - these must necessarily change the nature of war. It depends on whose technology and ability to effectively use the technology is superior. Having said this, it appears that Russia is way ahead of the west also in the new forms of warfare.
I would not doubt just about the time the US gets it's big cannon shell production up to speed Russia will change that game.