what would Vietnam do if China Aircraft carear come to Spratly Island. can anyone here predict. ?
China is building at least 2 aircrat career right now with around 100 aircrat .

China is stupid. Those USA and Europe want to control this areas for long time. If China open the war on this. EU and USA will block China with Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Phillipine and Malaysia.

http://www.pacificmagazine.net/news/2008/0...k-pentagon-says

Guam's $15B Military Buildup On Track, Pentagon Says
Wednesday: July 16, 2008

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(Pacific Daily News)

A senior Pentagon officials believes its target of 2014 to complete the relocation of 8,000 U.S. Marines from Okinawa to Guam can still be met, the Pacific Daily News reports.

Assistant Secretary of the Navy B.J. Penn yesterday said that despite a number of obstacles, he remains confident the huge project, estimated to cost about $15 billion including construction of housing and base facilities on Guam, will be met. He spoke to the Guam Chamber of Commerce.

The biggest challenge will be a relatively small amount of funds allocated for the initial phase of the buildup, which is scheduled to begin in 2010. Japan is providing $6 billion in cash and in-kind support, of which $400 million will be distributed for the initial phase in 2010. The U.S. will match that amount.

Penn yesterday that given the scope of the project the $800 million is a relatively small amount to move into the construction phase. But he said the Pentagon can work with the figure.

"We usually require about twice that much just to get the program. ... started. We're still targeting 2014, but we're starting out with half the amount of money. But that's good as well, because if we put too much money into the program, and we don't understand our goals, the money is pulled from us and we lose it forever and forever, so it's best to start low and build," Penn said.

Penn also said the U.S. has been in discussion with the territorial government of Guam to use public land to build housing for the estimated 12,000 workers who will have to be imported for the buildup. Those facilities would revert to the local government once they are no longer needed, Penn said.