The US has gained a lot of experience in asymmetric warfare in the last few decades, but due to the Long Peace no one can be sure of which military technologies actually work well in the context of a symmetric war between major powers; none of it has really been validated. So the “lead” the US has over the rest is somewhat theoretical.
The US has gained a lot of experience in asymmetric warfare in the last few decades, but due to the Long Peace no one can be sure of which military technologies actually work well in the context of a symmetric war between major powers; none of it has really been validated. So the “lead” the US has over the rest is somewhat theoretical.