War Scenario: United States vs Any Country

Principal Objectives of the United States during the South China Sea crisis: 1. Recapture the South China Sea and declare it international waters guarded by American forces. 2. Restore the independence of the Philippines from the People's Republic of China in exchange for the republic to open territory for well-guarded American naval and air bases to defend the waters of the South China Sea. 3. Capture the provinces of Guangdong and Hainan temporarily, until China unanimously declares peace with the United States and surrenders the Philippines and the South China Sea officially. 4. Ensure the South China Sea is administered by the United Nations and protected by the Republic of Philippines, the United States, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. 5. Restart major diplomatic relations with the PRC, and declare complete peace with the territories of China. 6. Surrendering the Guangdong and Hainan Provinces for Chinese administration. 7. Completely restoring trade with China. June 16th, 2015: New York City, United States The UN Secretary General calls for withdrawal of Chinese troops in the captured state of the Philippines, and for a peace treaty to be signed that declares the South China Sea international waters. A Communist Party spokesperson says that the Chinese government declines. The United States Secretary of State asks China to declare the Philippines an independent territory and tells the UN that it will not withdraw from the South China Sea until this is accomplished. June 17th, 2015: Beijing, People's Republic of China The General Secretary of the Communist Party and the Premier of China jointly declare that they refuse to accede the Philippines to any other sovereign state, and they refuse to grant the Philippines independence. This statement is criticized and condemned by the United Nations Secretary-General, Japan, Australia, the United States, the UK, and France. June 18th, 2015: Haikou Naval Air Base, Hainan Province, PRC The United States sends 507 fixed-wing attack aircraft, 432 fighter aircraft, and 200 interceptor aircraft, alongside 7 destroyers and 4 aircraft carriers to the Haikou Naval Air Base. Squads of Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning IIs, Boeing F-22 Raptors, Boeing F-15 Strike Eagles, Lockheed Martin F-16 Fighting Falcons, Lockheed F-117 Nighthawks, Boeing F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt-2s, Boeing A/V-8B Harrier IIs, Grumman F-14 Tomcats, and McDonnel Douglas F-4 Phantom IIs are sent to launch BLU 97/B Combined Effects Bombs. A squadron of Lockheed F-117 Nighthawks drops a group of BLU-117 Mark 84 warheads all loaded with Tritonal and Composition H6. They detonate with a blast radius of 400 yards each, and each is donated 1600 feet away from the other; 35 bombs are detonated. GBU-57 A/B Massive Ordnance Penetrators are also detonated to pierce and destroy all bunkers 30 feet and above. Infrastructure is not targeted directly. The primary manpower of the Haikou base retreat, thus allowing the capture of the whole Hainan Province. June 19th, 2015: Guangzhou, United States captured territory, Guangdong province, China United States military forces spread out across Guangzhou and Zhangjiang (already captured in the previous round), and send aircraft and reinforcements from Hainan Province to other administrative centers of the Guangdong province. The province is captured without bloodshed. June 20th, 2015: Manila, the Philippines, Chinese National Territory The United States Department of State sends an official to begin talks on the independence of the Philippines from China, and seeks to resume diplomatic relations of the United States and China.