War Scenario: United States vs Any Country

Note: YOU CAN USE ONLY ONE WMD. LET THE WAR BEGIN!! May 16th, 2015 (China), May 15th, 2015 (United States): South China Sea, Disputed International Territory 7:00 A.M. China Standard Time (CST) The USS Cowpens (CG-63) guided-missile cruiser has been targeted by a Chinese ballistic missile pointed directly towards it according to the National Reconnaissance Office's espionage satellite. CG-63 is retreated from original position and trajectory and is sent to the Sembawang Naval Base in Singapore. May 16th, 2015 (United States): White House, Washington D.C., United States 11:32 A.M., Eastern Standard Time (EST) The President of the United States officially gives authorization to the Secretary of Defense to declare a DEFCON-4 level security position within intelligence and the United States Armed Forces, for risk posed by China in the South China Sea. The President calls for a meeting with him, the Director of National Intelligence, the Secretary of Defense, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Directors of the CIA, the NRO, the NGA, the DIA and the NSA. May 17th, 2015: National Reconnaissance Office, Chantilly, Virginia, United States Imagery from a secret reconnaissance satellite over the South China Sea show Chinese naval forces positioning missiles against various United States warships positioned near the region. An air force team is dispatched for direct action espionage from the NRO office. Later, May 17th, 2015: White House, Washington D.C. The White House is informed of the deaths of a whole air force espionage team of the NRO in the disputed international territory of the South China Sea. United States raises the alert to a DEFCON-3 level. May 18th, 2015: Oval Office, White House, Washington D.C. The President meets the Vice-President for the Senate and House of Representatives proposition to declare war in China, still disputed in Congress. DEFCON-3 level security alerts are raised completely, and the Secretary of State announces that China must remove all ships from American-occupied territories near the South China Sea, or face a declaration of war. Security is risen to a massive DEFCON-2 in case of emergency. May 19th, 2015: Department of State, Washington D.C. The Secretary of State has been informed that China will not budge to the "threats of the United States" by an External Affairs spokesperson. The Secretary of State informs the President, the Vice-President, the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of Energy, the Director of National Intelligence, the Directors of the five primary intelligence agencies and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Later, May 19th, 2015: A meeting of the National Security Council is convened, and DEFCON-2 alerts are raised across the military. The UN Secretary-General is informed of the threat and urges the United States to "act with diplomacy instead of aggression", and to "abstain from severe conflict." The NSC resolves to further monitor the progress of Chinese warships in the South China Sea. May 20th, 2015: South China Sea, disputed international territory The United States sends USS Makin Island (LHD-8) leading all other 7 Wasp-class amphibious assault ships, armed with RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missiles to counter all assaulting anti-ship cruise missiles sent by the Chinese navy. A group of Lockheed MC-130s is sent to the Yulin Naval Base on south Hainan Island for investigation and emergency assault. May 21st, 2015: White House, United States The Security Council has received Congressional authorization for attacking any naval bases that pose a threat to property and/or life of the United States and to safeguard United States national security. Since the United Nations refuses to pass a resolution granting sanctions against China, the United States Armed Forces are forced to strike the Yulin Naval Base, from where ships with anti-ship cruise missiles are released against already present United States warships. South China Sea, disputed international territory With both executive and Congressional authorization, a Lockheed MC-130 (Combat Talon II) launches a GBU-43/B Massive Ordnance Air Blast bomb on a cruise missile. It strikes the naval base with a blast yield of 11 tons of TNT, enough to destroy most of the naval base. May 22nd, 2015: South China Sea, disputed international territory A gathering of offensive Chinese warships is struck with aircraft that launch 15 Tomahawk missiles with submunitions dispensers with BLU 97/B Combined Effects Bomb warheads, destroying three out of the nine destroyers in the South Sea Fleet. The Yulin Naval Base garrison is destroyed, disabling the South Sea Fleet. White House, Washington D.C. The President is warned by the UN Secretary-General that another attack will result in sanctions. The same warning is conveyed to Chinese officials.