Armed Force War: United States vs Any Country

This is an armed force war debate, in which any country of your choice fights my nation (the United States) in a war. Weapons of mass destruction are not allowed. All firepower is judged solely from www.globalfirepower.com. When you decide to accept this debate and choose your country, you must provide the PPP GDP of the country (this alone from Wikipedia), the defense budget, the oil reserves and all other data according the the Global Firepower website. Increase of military budget is accepted. For manpower, i.e. active and reserve personnel, only Global Firepower information is allowed, and Wikipedia info is not (unless the GFP and Wikipedia info is the same). Movement from reserve to active personnel and vice versa is accepted. Citizens and military age population is not allowed to enter the army, and only active frontline and reserve personnel is accepted. Diplomatic alliances and military alliances with other nations is strictly not allowed. Ballistic missiles and warheads (non-nuclear, non mass-destructive) are allowed, and all descriptions must be absolutely accurate. Violation of any of the rules results in instant loss and excommunication. The nation chosen MUST be a modern nation. The Soviet Union, and Third Reich Germany, for example, are not allowed. Intelligence organization powers and special operations forces are not allowed. The plan is as follows: Round I: Acceptance and descriptions of armies (not missiles) Round II: Strategic battle moves - United States attacks your country FIRST; United Nations, NATO and other military alliances not allowed Round III: Responsive moves and rebuttal Round IV: Re-presentation of arguments Round V: Responsive moves, rebuttal and conclusive arguments Data of my military force (the United States Armed Forces): GDP (PPP): $16.72 trillion Nominal GDP: $16.768 trillion Defense budget: $612.5 billion Oil reserves: 20.68 billion barrels per day Active frontline personnel: 1.43 million Active reserve personnel: 850,880 Total aircraft strength: 13,683 Transport aircraft: 5,222 Trainer aircraft: 2,745 Fighter aircraft: 2,271 Fixed-wing attack aircraft: 2,601 Tanks: 8,325 Armored fighting vehicles (AFVs): 25,782 Self-propelled guns (SPGs): 1,934 Towed artillery: 1,791 Multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRSs): 1,330 Total naval strength: 473 Aircraft carriers: 10 Frigates: 15 Destroyers: 62 Submarines: 72 Coastal Defense Craft: 13 Mine Warfare: 13 Labor force: 155 million Merchant marine strength: 393 Major ports and terminals: 24 Roadway coverage: 6.58661 million Railway coverage: 224,792 Airports: 13,513 All data from Global Firepower except PPP GDP and nominal GDP (from Wikipedia). Anyone accepting this debate must argue against certain ratings of energy, training and technology given by me. Once the country is given by my opponent in Round 1, in Round 2 I will give the rankings by energy, technology and training. Morale in armies does not count. The debaters will be acting commander-in-chief, chairperson of the joint chiefs of army staff, chief strategist and President of the nation. Money in international debt will not be counted. For further reference, these are the top ten most powerful military powers (by my own ratings, after research from Global Firepower, Wikipedia, Forbes magazine, Business Insider, technology developmental programs, military training and size videos and various strongly reliable and accurate sources): 1. United States 2. Russia 3. China (People's Republic of China) 4. United Kingdom 5. France 6. Germany 7. India 8. Israel 9. Pakistan = Canada 10. South Korea = Japan The energy, technology and training ratings will be based on rank, in addition to published Global Firepower firepower rating. All subject to the terms and conditions of the Instigator (tejretics).