China sinks largest US Navy vessel and carrier group in war game simulations



According to war game simulations run by a team of Chinese military planners, hypersonic weapons would destroy the largest and most expensive vessel in the U.S. Navy with “certainty.” In a series of more than 20 digitally simulated battles, Chinese forces sank the USS Gerald R. Ford and its accompanying carrier battle group using a three-wave attack of 24 hypersonic anti-ship missiles.

Over the course of the simulation, out of the six American vessels in the fleet, the Chinese military had an average destruction rate of 5.6 ships.

The war game also demonstrated that one of the Chinese hypersonic missile models had a range of over 2,000 miles. The missile could sink a carrier or large warship with just two hits, and it holds a success rate of 90%.

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22 thoughts on “China sinks largest US Navy vessel and carrier group in war game simulations”

  1. This is totally consistent with the war game simulations by the Pentagon (~12 war games around ~2020) where the US lost the war over Taiwan. Subsequently CSIS did war games where the US won the war over Taiwan but all the US carriers involved were still lost. (as well as the rest of the battle group). It's not clear a carrier battle group can survive an attack on N. Korea.

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  2. Just the fact that this is out there says it all .for years everyone feared Russia and those clowns are getting their ass handed to them by a small 3rd world neighbor. The USA might be a lot of things but weak military isn’t one of them. Bottom line if we could be taken out so easy do you really think these shit hole country’s wouldn’t have already took action. Boring next story please

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  3. The simulation imposed certain limitations on the Chinese military, including restricted access to spy satellites and a limited supply of hypersonic missiles. Guided by the principle of being “lenient with the enemy and strict with oneself,” the war game aimed to provide a realistic assessment.
    It is estimated the Chinese achieved their goals with less than 30% of their full capabilities.
    IMO, a highly technologically advanced military with home ground advantage will be next to impossible to beat.

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  4. yeah in a simulation i am a vampire , a warewolf , a assassin , a bard , and yeah i suck and feed on dragon soul ……… but when the simulation over i am just a human scared of cockroaches .

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