"Could the U.S. Win in the Arctic?" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	02 Jul 2019 8:08 p.m. PST
With continued thawing, the Arctic has the potential to be the site of the next "Cold War" between the United States and Russia. At present, it is a war the United States would lose… link
Andrew Walters	03 Jul 2019 9:35 a.m. PST
Interesting. I guess if we melt the ice caps we won't have to worry about the icebreaker gap. But the Soviets …I mean Russia… have 200 million miles of arctic coastline, so it's pretty much their backyard.

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