War Scenario: United States vs Any Country

I choose to come up with a new scenario; here, I will merely describe American offensive moves with no storyline. I apologize to Con for making these inaccurate moves. THE UNITED STATES ATTACKS THE UNITED KINGDOM WITH AN UNSPECIFIED PROVOCATION. (Not mentioned, nor relevant) Time is not a factor. The debate runs on present-day information.Before the War: The United States forms a military agreement with the Kingdom of Denmark to station naval forces and USAF troops in Greenland. A similar agreement is made with the Norwegian government to station troops in Svalbard, and with Iceland to station troops. A garrison is built in Greenland, from where troops are supplied to the Iceland and Svalbard stations. The Iceland station (near Reykjavik) hosts 7 of the 14 American ballistic-missile submarines, 7 Arleigh Burke-class destroyers, 332 fixed-wing attack aircraft, 550 fighter aircraft, 300 trainer aircraft, and 900 transport aircraft. UGM 133-A Trident II ballistic missiles are deployed conventionally in the submarines, without any warheads or explosive filling. This allows a maximum distance of 6,835 miles, at a speed of 18,030 miles per hour. Let the war begin:The United States cuts off all trade with the United Kingdom and stops tourism to the United Kingdom in all forms. The United Kingdom's economy is dependent on the United States, for petrochemicals, military technology, and cyber-technology. While this has negative impact on the American economy, the effect it has on the UK's economy is much more drastic. The UK's cyber security policy has always been heavily dependent on the non-cooperative private sector, which barely invests in the government's cyber-security programs. So, once US cyber technology stops reaching the UK, the United States launches a cyber attack on military digital systems of the British Armed Forces. The cyber attacks cripple digital communication and control of military bases of the United Kingdom. Various power stations (power stations are vulnerable to cyber attack, as they have not been reinforced with powerful cyber security, in the UK) are also attacked by the National Security Agency-led cyberwarfare program against the United Kingdom. Electricity generators are shut down throughout the UK, and non-military digital operations are put on standby. In a week, even military databases are crippled and shut down. The NRO deploys satellites to jam radar and radio transmissions, using electronic warfare to cripple unprotected satellite communication. The UK military struggles to control its secure networks and radio transmissions due to the cyber attack, and soon, UK military communication is hindered, and unresponsive. The Reykjavik Military Base is officially announced, used to dock all the forces deployed, with a manpower of 19,000+ active personnel soldiers, 4500 reserve personnel, and 35,000 in the labor force. A DEFCON-3 security alert is prepared secretly in the Reykjavik Base. The submarines mobilize at Reykjavik and launch 3 conventional UGM 133-A Trident II missiles with Mk-4 reentry vehicles (equipped with accurate NRO-powered GPS systems) to Devonport, 2495 miles away, at a speed of 18,030 mph. The Trident missiles reach the HMNB Devonport base in 9 minutes. With an accuracy of 90 meters, it strikes the 2.63 square kilometer naval base perfectly; the unsuspected attack on the digitally crippled naval base has not been intercepted by an anti-ballistic missile. The military power stations have now been crippled by the cyber attacks, and electricity is near zero. Fighter aircraft are sent from Reykjavik to secure air superiority over Devonport along with 4 destroyers, 2 frigates, 1 aircraft carrier, and 2 submarines. 430 fighter aircraft and 200 fixed-wing attack aircraft are sent, with 4 UAVs, to establish air superiority over the region. Satellites do not detect the approaching warships (aerospace reconnaissance of the UK is crippled), but the UK manages to detect the incoming ships. It mobilizes its own Devonport naval force. Anti-aircraft cannons are deployed by the UK to attack US Aircraft. Lockheed MC-130H Combat Talon II aircraft drop 2 GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bombs, each filled with 8.5 metric tons of Composition H6 (44% RDX and nitrocellulose, 29.5% TNT, 21% powdered aluminum, 5% paraffin wax, 0.5% calcium chloride). The resulting blast yield of both bombs combined equals 92.048 million kilojoules, but the non-conventional detonation of the bombs results in an expanded blast radius. The destroyers launch BGM-109 Tomahawk missiles tipped with BLU-97/B Combined Effects Bomb warheads. Some Tomahawks are also filled with 1000 pounds of octanitrocubane each, and others with 1000 pounds of pentaerythritol tetranitrate. 1 destroyer, 1 frigate and both submarines have been destroyed (of the US), along with many aircraft, but air and naval superiority is established over the region.