U.S. Army Changes Tools and Tactics to Prepare for the Next Pacific War

The Wall Street JournalSaturday, December 13, 2025 at 3:00:00 AM
U.S. Army Changes Tools and Tactics to Prepare for the Next Pacific War
  • A new era of warfare characterized by advanced technologies and strategies is compelling the United States to reassess its military tools and tactics in preparation for potential conflicts with China. This shift reflects growing concerns over China's military advancements and the implications for U.S. security.
  • The urgency of this reassessment is underscored by warnings from military experts regarding the U.S. military's readiness, particularly in the context of potential conflicts over Taiwan and the rapid development of China's AI
  • This situation highlights a broader trend of increasing military competition between the U.S. and China, with significant implications for global security dynamics. The emphasis on AI and cybersecurity risks further complicates the landscape, as experts warn that the U.S. may be unprepared to counter these emerging threats effectively.
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