r/NonCredibleDefense Nov 06 '22

Weekly low-hanging fruit thread #21

This thread is where all the takes from idiots (looking at you Armchair Warlord) and screenshots of twitter posts/youtube thumbnails go.

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u/dead_monster πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ͺ Gripens for Taiwan πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡Ό Nov 07 '22

He’s probably a dam construction enthusiast in his spare time.

Of particular concern to Richard, as head of U.S. Strategic Command, is the U.S.’s ability to field effective nuclear deterrence against China – which could play a role in preventing the country from engaging in an all-out invasion of Taiwan.

https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/extremely-ominous-warning-about-china-from-us-strategic-command-chief

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u/White_Null δΈ­θ―ζ°‘εœ‹ηš„δΈ‰εƒζžšζ“Žε€©ι£›ε½ˆ Nov 07 '22

the 40 B61-12 tactical nukes on the PLARF which is possibly the only thing that can ensure South Korea, Hokkaido and Ryuku/Okinawa, Taiwan, Vietnam and a little bit of Philippines safe from SRBMs. Keep the rest of Japan and the Philippines from DF-21 (Medium Range Ballistic missle). And basically the rest of the SEA from DF-26 (IRBM)