US bombers in Guam have tended to be used to threaten North Korea, and a new deployment this week sees a pair of B-1B Lancer bombers arriving in Guam, after a brief stop-off in Japan to participate in a joint exercise.
Though such bombers tend to be used for operations near North Korean airspace, officials are also emphasizing the US tensions with China in the South China Sea. It’s hard to imagine that, with China’s substantial air defenses, these deployments would be likely to see use against them.
The South China Sea, however, seems like it’s going to be an ongoing issue, as the US insists that they will never accept Chinese claims on islands in the area. The Chinese, however, show no interest in giving up on any of those claims either.
The deployment of these bombers comes as the US has sent more forces into the area, with two carrier strike groups currently in the South China Sea.
China not afraid, obviously.
China with paper thin air defenses are shivering in their boots over our aggressive stand to thwart their illegal fake island takeover. We should give them 48 hours to begin disassembling plans there or go in and take down those particle board buildings they put up ourselves.
What’s wrong with particle board ?
it rots faster than chinese food.
Have you tried putting the leftovers in the fridge? or sealing the particleboard? Obviously not.
I wouldn’t eat chinese food under any circumstances. I once observed what they do in the kitchen of one that was highly acclaimed and popular. They do not like us but rarely show it. They also throw very little food out. Recycle and re serve is an unwritten law in that industry.
I get along fine with chinese people, maybe what you mean, is they don’t like you. Always seal yer particleboard, it will last longer than a Happy Meal.