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1 Does China Pose a Military Threat to the United States?

2 US Standing Military iiiiiii China iiiiiiiiiiiiii 200,000 men = i

3 Standing Military United States = 1.4 Million China = 2.8 Million

4 US Reserve Military iiiiii China iiiii 200,000 men = i

5 Total Standing & Reserve Military
United States = 2.6 Million China = 3.8 Million

6 Reserve Military United States = 1.2 Million China = 1.0 Million

7 Nuclear Weapons Capable of Hitting China/US
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8 Nuclear Weapons Capable of Hitting China/US
United States = 7,200 China = 20

9 ICBM’s China/US US nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn China nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn 10 ICBMs = n

10 ICBM’s China/US United States = 550 China = 18 to 24

11 Long Range Bombers China/US
lllllllllllllllll China 10 Long Range Bombers = l

12 Long Range Bombers China/US
United States = 174 China = 0

13 Ballistic Missile Submarines China/US
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr China r 10 Ballistic Submarines = r

14 Ballistic Missile Submarines China/US
United States = 18 China = 1

15 Aircraft Carriers China/US
ooooooooooo China 1 Aircraft Carrier = o

16 Aircraft Carriers China/US
United States = 11 China = 0

17 GDP China/US US $ 8.1 Trillion China $639 Million

18 Military Budget China/US
$ 270 Billion China $ 36.6

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