China’s entire military strategy against the United States was built on one terrifying idea — strike first and cripple America’s air power before it even leaves the ground.
For decades, Beijing invested billions developing precision missiles to destroy U.S. aircraft carriers and bomb airfields across the Pacific. Their plan was simple: ground American jets before they could fight back. But a new U.S. aircraft just made that strategy worthless.
China’s “First Strike” Strategy Falls Apart
Every modern war starts the same way — hit the runways, destroy the planes, and take control of the skies. From Israel’s strikes on Iran to Russia and Ukraine pounding each other’s airfields, the formula works. Beijing noticed and built an entire doctrine around it.
The People’s Liberation Army developed an arsenal of long-range missiles like the DF-21D and DF-26 — dubbed “carrier killers” — designed to obliterate U.S. bases and carriers before American jets could even scramble. Guam, home to America’s bomber fleet, sits squarely within their crosshairs.
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