Re-write and add to the discussion post below so that it is free of any plagarism. No more than three paragraphs.<\/p>\n
Since World War II, the United States has developed a
\n“Way of War” that is characterized by a reliance on technology,
\noverwhelming firepower, and a preference for quick, decisive victories much
\nlike we experienced during desert storm in the 90\u2019s. This approach is often
\nreferred to as “shock and awe” and is designed to overwhelm the enemy
\nwith a combination of precision-guided munitions, airpower, and ground forces.
\nThe United States also strongly emphasizes joint operations, which involve the
\ncoordination of multiple branches of the military and allied forces, as well as
\nthe use of special operations forces to conduct targeted strikes against
\nhigh-value targets. Additionally, the United States has a strong focus on force
\nprotection, which involves minimizing casualties among its own forces using
\nadvanced technology and tactics. Overall, the American approach to conflict is
\ncharacterized by a combination of technological superiority, overwhelming
\nforce, and a preference for quick, decisive victories. <\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
America\u2019s approach in previous wars has been to build up its
\nmilitary force and initiate the liberation of countries on our own terms. I
\nbelieve this method is still feasible if we had to engage in decisive fighting
\nwith every country on the planet minus China. China will likely take the
\ninitiative to attack another country such as Taiwan first. War with China will
\nlikely be reactive and will not allow for a quick decisive fight. Many aspects
\nof our \u201cWay of War\u201d will be neutral or inferior when engaging with China near
\ntheir country and in and around Taiwan. How we choose to fight China and the
\nactions we plan need to be updated to deal with this growing threat. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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