Ayi made an interesting point: the US military may no longer mention the 2027 timeframe. The 2027 timeframe was based on the assumption that the US military's old equipment would be largely retired and new equipment would not yet be in service, allowing the PLA to launch an attack. However, after this timeframe passes, the US military's strength will rebound as new equipment gradually enters service.
However, let us examine some the equipment the U.S. military plans to deploy to reverse its decline:
SPY-7 production is extremely slow or even stalled, leading to constant delays in the construction of the Burke III
E-7A has been canceled
F-35 Block 4 continues to face delays
Constellation class progressing extremely slowly and may soon be canceled
Does anyone still remember the Ford class?
Expanding stockpiles and production capacity of missile defense systems, including Patriot, THAAD, and SM series, now being heavily depleted in the Middle East
Cruise missile reserves are being heavily depleted in the Middle East
Hypersonic missiles all canceled except for LRHW/CPS, and even the LRHW will have very few units in service, let alone being in mass production yet.
When the planned bottoming out will not occur, but the bottom is nowhere to be seen, the so-called 2027 timeframe has no meaning.