War: United States (Pro) vs. Selected Country (Con)

DEFENSE OF BEIJING AND JINANThanks, Mr. President, for your starting invasions. Before I clarify my defenses of both Beijing and Jinan I would like to discuss one other issue. While it is true that the US has a greater military than China does in nearly every regard with the exception of manpower. However, China has two things that could cripple the US: industry and money. For one, the Chinese industry is absolutely massive, far beyond the puny American capitalist system. Now that China is at war, the government can shift to industries from producing regular consumer goods to military supplies. Therefore we can lessen the gap between the two militaries through prouduction of brand new military machinery. I suspect that in one years time China would be able to produce 120,000 tanks (or AFVs) and 100,000 aircraft. To put this in perspective, during WWII the US was able to proudce 60,000 tanks and about 75,000 aircraft so my projections are not overexagerrations. Also, the primary concern for the US is their source of money. The US owes China about $1.25 trillion as of September of 2014. Every single day the US borrows $4 billion, much of that coming from China. If the US declares war on China, as they already have, their economy will crash due to both debt and lack of funding. The massive military budget will plummet, placing it on an almost equal standard with that of China's. The government will lose its effectiveness. And perhaps most importantly, the US will go into a depression and the people's morale will be at an all time low and they will be angry towards the government for the war against China which destroyed their lives. Therefore the US will need a quick and decisive victory against China, because if they cannot do so, the government will simply cease to function. My job is to prevent the US from getting a quick victory, so let's get on to the defenses. DEFENSE OF BEIJING At the time of the US invasion, I had a million troops stationed in the Beijing region. I will transport the 100,000 from the Lanzhou region via the Transport Air fleet stationed there. Also I will send another 100,000 troops from Shenyang for the defense. The US has 800,000 troops stationed on the shores of Beijing, and since they have orders for a quick victory, are going to waste no time on a march to Beijing. This is my current battle set up (numbers represent number of troops. To start my defense I will utilize a counter offensive. The 400,000 troops nearest to Beijing (Pei-ching on the map) will move out towards the advancing US army and meet them at the town of Yangyuncun. They will charge at the 800,000 strong US armies right at the center, therefore splitting them into two segregated 400,000 stacks. It is likely that the Chinese army will lose the Battle of Yangyuncun, mainly due to the US air superiority, however victory was not the intention.Now that the army is separated, we can focus on two different battles. In the south, the army there will be forced to retreat into a massive swamp as shown on the map above. The 400,000 Chinese troops in the surrounding area will use this to there advantage, attacking the US troops whose mobility is now greatly hampered. With the help of the one bomber division and several fighter escorts the Chinese should be able to defeat the 400,000 strong US army rather easily. For the sake of clarity, let us call this the Battle of We'nan as there is a town nearby with this name. In the south, the 400,000 strong Chinese army will have a harder time overcoming the equally strong US army. Due to air superiority, the US army should have a definitive advantage in this battle. Eventually, however, we will be able to send in reinforcments who are coming from both the Battles of We'nan and Yanguncun and overcome the army. However, in the mean time the Chinese troops will take a defensive position in this battle (let's call it the Battle of Pinggu). My battle plans are shown in this map: DEFENSE OF JINANThe defense of Jinan will be significantly more simple than the defense of Beijing. First I will move 250,000 troops from Nanjing and 100,000 from Guangzhou into Jinan. I will also transport the 100,000 troops in Chengdu into Guangzhou via transport aircraft. Now the defense of Jinan will be more of a waiting game than anything else. If we look at the geography of the region, as shown in the map below, we can see that the US army has nowhere to go after it lands on the peninsula except into the Chinese forces. However, this would prove to be a bad idea given that Jinan now has 750,000 troops as opposed to 350,000 American troops. Instead of attacking, however, the Chinese are simply going to box the Americans into the penisula. The US will attempt to bomb the Chinese troops so as to get them to retreat, however with the help of the 14 fighter divisions in Jinan, Nanjing, and Guangzhou, the effect should be neutralized. Back over to you, US!