Is The US 7th Fleet Vulnerable To Chinese Anti-Ship Strike Near Taiwan? (WarGames 72) | DCS



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41 thoughts on “Is The US 7th Fleet Vulnerable To Chinese Anti-Ship Strike Near Taiwan? (WarGames 72) | DCS”

  1. Chances are, the Chinese would never lunch such attack at least they use land based ballistic missiles and 600 fighters on round 1, they also do wargames and know this would be a likely result with equal numbers

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  2. Awesome video, the carrier flyovers look amazing.
    My comments on the setup would be that you gimped the front line Chinese groups a bit to much technology wise.
    J10C can carry PL-15, so can the modern versions of J11 namely BG and BGH as well as the J16. All of those have AESA radars that i assume wont be modeled either when using the older models ?. J20 however can only carry 4 PL-15 internally not 6.
    Both the fighter groups and especially the strike package would have to be bigger to have a realistic chance of breaking through.
    The inventory of Chinese planes that can fulfill the naval strike role is
    176+ H-6
    270 JH7
    200+ J16
    73 SU30MKK
    Of course far from all of that would be available at the right time and place but i am pretty sure they would send more then 10 to attack what is essentially the most well defended target there is.

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  3. China is a flash in the pan paper tiger. every bit of information we have about their military is all propaganda to make themselves look good they cannot even afford to get across the water to get to Taiwan they don't even have the gas

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  4. Chinese Military, Air Force and Navy have never fought in a war. America and her allies have been deployed in multiple conflicts. Technically they’re designing battle tested systems.

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  5. A great war visualization by GR, as always 😍
    However, I've noticed lately that many Chinese platforms r not using the PL15 as they were n they r being employed in a limited numbers. Whereas according to Western OSINTS, PL15 has been integrated to almost all platforms, even the small j10, fielded in great numbers n also exported. On the other hand, the 120D is just IOC onboard super hornet, nd a series of 5 firing tests r to be conducted onboard the F15 (1 has been conducted this 2022) to assess n start a full production.

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  6. Can you run it with the long range Chinese missles up front? They would be able to shoot down Americans faster then the medium range Chinese missles then the medium j10s could fire when Americans got closer. I think you handicapped the chinese

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  7. This is rubbish.. none of american ship or aircraft can survived when they commit to enter china missile range, china already have missile up to 14k km. Who dare to get closer.. 😂 its vise versa. China can just wait.. 😂 this is a joke

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  8. Any attack on 7th Fleet will have to take out USAF early warning on Okinawa. Which, being Japan, also has Japanese forces. So that would draw response from Japan. The JSDF is far different now than even 20 years ago…and it’s navy is 2nd in the region to the USN.
    China wouldn’t be contending only w USN 7th Fleet assets. This didn’t take into account submarines. Or Taiwans navy…which wouldn’t sit this one out.
    China hasn’t drilled for this. The USN probably does.

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  9. It would be interesting to see a Russian Carrier Group + a Chinese Carrier Group Attacking the American mainland. Maybe have 1 Carrier Group attack the East Coast (maybe Washington DC area) & the other Carrier Group attacking the West Coast (maybe San Francisco area), with limited help from the US Navy NO Carriers, & the US Navy can only help after the US mainland has been attacked.

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  10. If you want realistic you need consider the DF21、27、31s anti-ship hypersonics, if the us carries able to reach the mainland by this far😂, also the Chinese has no naval force?

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  11. I think the Chinese know they lack the skill and technology to go head to head and just walk away. I didn't hear the final number of US loses, but I would assume (based on Chinese land tactics) that they would have had another round in the air way back and probably timed to come in after the initial battle. Mass versus precision. I guess to simulate that, you should account for any allies of ours in the area being counted on as our back up while the US is returning to refuel and rearm. Another way to simulate that would be preemptive strikes on any allies while the first wave aims for the carrier group. If any of the Chinese planes survive with weapons after the preemptive ally strike their next directive is to come from behind either directly attacking the fleet or Okinawa.

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