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WASHINGTON - Should China choose to launch a potential World War III by invading Taiwan, it would face an uphill battle before even setting foot on the island roughly 100 miles away from its southeastern coast, a US Army general explained Tuesday. Speaking before the House Armed Services Committee, Maj. Gen. Joseph McGee laid out the complicated factors deterring Beijing from taking such an explosive action - which would draw the US into military conflict. "I think it's important to highlight [how] difficult this invasion would be if the Chinese made the decision to take such a course of action,"…
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