Self-reply: I realize some of that came off as political, but that wasn't my intention. I am interested in what military tactics and strategy a hypothetical no

Self-reply: I realize some of that came off as political, but that wasn't my intention. I am interested in what military tactics and strategy a hypothetical non-traditional war with China might look like. Especially if China decided to strike-first with an art-of-war, covert and/or subversive type attack on society/ culture (and not military). I guess my overall point is: I'm more concerned with lack of parity in the non-traditional and non-military cultural warfare possibilities that a conflict with China might present. Not so-much with overall military capabilities, even as military-tech approaches parity. And that the US will once again find itself "fighting it's previous war."