America's Military Superiority

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It is impossible for one to imagine the actual amount of massive and long lasting damage that military technology has the potential of creating. As the world’s superpower, America’s military superiority remains unrivalled across land, sea, air and space. America alone accounts for 37% of global military spending and in 2015, it has a massive defence budget of $495.6 billion. The reason why America emphasises on the importance of military technology is because military strength defines the state’s power and it can be used as the key instrument for the invasion into less powerful countries to achieve political gains. America’s military technology superiority can be traced back to 6 August 1945, when America made history by dropping the first

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