Why the US isn't worried about China's new H-20 STEALTH BOMBER

Tech and experience. First, never underestimate an enemy and their ability to be resourceful and innovative. However, if the Russian example in Ukraine has proved one thing, technology coupled with experience matters. I've always stated this is one of the overlooked issues we experienced in training the Afghan military for 20 years. We were essentially trying to train them to our current doctrine and experience from the start, when they too needed to grow and mature. As a result, our methodologies did not always make sense and they failed to grasp the big picture. Having the Chinese or even the Russians simply pick up our doctrine and technology and try to replicate or improve on it isn't going to work. They don't nearly have the same experience at executing many of the concepts of war that we have been performing since the first world war. Global strike, expeditionary forces, logistics, communications, full scale cyber operations, air combat operations, etc. Most of these concepts they've never truly (or effectively) implemented like we have. Sure, they've found ways to disrupt and, in some ways, deter some of our own capabilities, but they cannot do it to scale. If you take nuclear weapons out of the mix, the US to this day could somewhat easily render both of their armies obsolete in short order.

Case in point on the technology factor alone, the Chinese have developed their answer to the B-2... Ok, whoopie do... We're about to push out the B-21 and so many other technologies are still in the works, if not preparing to be added to our inventories in the near future. Again, never underestimate the ability of an enemy to be innovative and resourceful enough to find critical weaknesses. But this is why we must always continue pushing for more innovation and technological advantages.