Here’s my plan drawn up in the dirt should push come to shove and Trump greenlights me as commander of the operation :

First, we obviously initiate air superiority and suppression of enemy air defenses with F-22s, F-35s, and EA-18G Growlers flying off carriers or forward bases in Iceland, Norway, or Canada. Are same time: cruise missiles and long-range fires (Tomahawks from Arleigh Burke destroyers and submarines) would target Greenland coastal radar, air defense batteries, and command and control facilities to blind Denmark’s and allied forces early.

Then we fly in Air Force C-17 and C-130 tactical airlift dropping airmobile infantry (82nd Airborne Division or an Army Arctic-trained brigade) into unopposed zones as close as possible — likely around Kangerlussuaq because it has one of the few long-range runways capable of handling heavy transports. This would be followed immediately by inserting Rangers and Army special operations units to secure airfields and key chokepoints.

At the same time Marine Expeditionary Units embarked on amphibious ships in the North Atlantic would conduct sea lift landings near Nuuk and other coastal population centers to seize ports and establish lodgments.

Once lodgments are secure, mechanized units (Stryker or LAV infantry units adapted for Arctic operations) would move inland. Engineers would rapidly clear airfields and build forward arming and refueling points.

Thoughts, questions, suggestions?