US Military Bases Not Ready For China’s Increasing Threats

(PatriotPostNews.com) — The Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, has been aggressively ramping up moves against the United States, and the American government appears to be ignoring it.

The National Security Administration (NSA) Director, Timothy Haugh, as well as FBI Director Christopher Wray, have agreed that the US is not prepared for an attack on American soil. The directors pointed to numerous weaknesses in US domestic security. The weaknesses are very similar to the way the US military was positioned immediately before the attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan.

Directors Wray and Haugh’s assertions came after a recent cyber attack against the United States by China. The directors are suggesting that President Joe Biden’s administration shift the US military’s preparedness to a wartime stance. A number of basic defensive measures have been proposed that Biden could use to significantly improve the United States’ ability to deflect attacks, especially from China, which would most likely attack the western quarter of the United States.

Chinese missiles or other airstrikes could easily damage or destroy Naval Air Station Lemoore in California. Hawaii is uncomfortably close to China as well as North Korea. China, North Korea and Russia have all made disquieting moves in the Pacific in recent history, including flybys and the threat of missile strikes against Hawaii.

The Lemoore facility is home to the Navy’s entire collection of fighter aircraft. In addition to potentially being in range of Chinese airstrikes, a biolab owned by a Chinese national was found nearly next door to the military base. Genuine private ownership does not exist in communist nations. Even though the lab was technically privately owned and on US soil, it was still likely operated by the CCP. Lemoore, like the many US bases, is exposed to satellite detection and airstrikes. During wartime, military bases are “hardened” by installing airstrike resistant hangers and camouflage to protect the facility. The US has left many bases open to attack.