[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] HALO12325 [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] MyNameIsCharlie A determined assault, once initiative and momentum are achieved, is very hard to stall. And there isn't much Canada could do. Most of Canada is empty space, which makes a war of maneuverability very easy to do. The Chinese very much could do this. If they really wanted to, just like we could invade them. Either way, its hubris to think we are invulnerable in Fortress America, or that our military is invincible. You both are pretty naive to think otherwise.[/quote] China wouldn't even be able to get this far. South Korea and Japan wouldn't be too happy with this. America would finally let Japan have a proper army. Nato wouldn't be having any of this either. Numbers alone don't win wars. With the major technological advantage and superior training of the Allied nations, they wouldn't get anywhere close to Canada. You're assuming they'll just steamroll right in without any opposition. Without aerial superiority, you can't win in this day and age. The Chinese would have extremely low morale once they fight against a better trained fighting force with better technology instead of Nepal or the Phillipines. [/quote] Where is japan supposed to get a military from??? A modern military isn't made in a day. If China moved on us, you bet your ass North Korea would move on South, and don't think for a minute South Korea would last. So, who's left? Thailand? Russia? If Russia didn't get involved, we would have Chinese in CONUS in no time. All the PLAAF has to do is flood the Bering Straight with Migs, and they could have enough time to get the men and material across. If Russia gets involved, then yeah, we might be able to stall the Chinese at the water. MIGHT. But don't grab your flag and start chanting USA USA, because we would still lose a lot of people.