I would like to add my two cents.
The OP seems to be referring to a "World War II" level of conflict.
That type of conflict is no longer possible in the world today.
Neither the U.S. nor any other nation on Earth has the stores of munitions,parts,fuel, or vast supplies of trained replacement personnel to wage an all out, large scale conventional war against a nearly equal opponent for years on end.
Even during the height of the Cold War, an all out, conventional NATO/Warsaw Pact War would probably have been measured in weeks if not days.
So in all likelihood, if the U.S. ever has to fight a "big war" again, it will probably be over before the American people turn against it.
The OP seems to be referring to a "World War II" level of conflict.
That type of conflict is no longer possible in the world today.
Neither the U.S. nor any other nation on Earth has the stores of munitions,parts,fuel, or vast supplies of trained replacement personnel to wage an all out, large scale conventional war against a nearly equal opponent for years on end.
Even during the height of the Cold War, an all out, conventional NATO/Warsaw Pact War would probably have been measured in weeks if not days.
So in all likelihood, if the U.S. ever has to fight a "big war" again, it will probably be over before the American people turn against it.
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