If the US is fighting a peer war, how do you plan on them gaining aerial superiority and naval superiority? Ukraine's operations in the Black Sea demonstrate that you can do the exact same thing you're doing with drones in the ocean, and Russia/China both have hypersonic missiles for more distant naval assets.

Moreover, your ability to project with bombers only exists if you've taken out enemy anti-aircraft systems, so you would need air superiority in the first place. That's not a given since F-35s are notorious for having incredibly finicky maintenance that reduces their uptime.

Wars are decided by logistics, so your statement that "if you don't have logistics then drones are useless" is basically saying "if you've lost the war then you've lost the war." Drones require far less logistical management than aircraft or ships or tanks but are easily capable of taking on any one of those things.