>Most of what I state does mean a lot. You can't project power without a world-class navy. I agree. And China has never fought a major naval war or even a majo

>Most of what I state does mean a lot. You can't project power without a world-class navy. I agree. And China has never fought a major naval war or even a major naval battle. >The two parts to a world-class navy are the ships and the men. Part 3 is competent leaders. The US has admirals that have been taught by admirals that have been taught by admirals that have fought a major war in the Pacific. (Japan has them, too.) And China does not. George Friedman says that that is an important factor.