America's new plan to flood the sky with firepower



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In the not-too-distant future, the face of American airpower will dramatically shift away from a relatively few highly capable and crewed platforms and toward an overwhelming avalanche of unmanned systems, ranging from single-use munitions all the way to multi-million dollar multi-role UCAVs (Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles).

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50 thoughts on “America's new plan to flood the sky with firepower”

  1. 7:20 “to win wars” WTF we just got done getting steam rolled by guys in Toyota pick up trucks for two decades. Well he must talking about Vietnam oh wait we lost that. Korea? Nope… another “L”.

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  2. It's about f0cking time the pentagon woke the heck up! I thought these guys were supposed to be the best and the brightest????
    forget tanks, apv's and aircraft carriers, they are worthless in modern warfare Build drones and missiles the faster and longer range the better. then build 1000 fishing sized vessels and load them all with drones and missiles. put them in bases all over the world.

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  3. And China's PLA are thinking the same exact thing. Remember they like to copy just about everything what America do. Hopefully there military goods are not reliable as ours or else we will be in big trouble. China is investing heavily on A.I. and on it's military hardware.

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  4. Another outstanding, insightful and well researched video, my friend.
    Greatly enjoy the information. 👍🏻🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸👍🏻

    Thank you and congratulations on the successful launching of your Sandbox Magazine. Best of fortunes in this endeavor, my friend. 👍🏻

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  5. I've said for over 15 years now that with costs of fighters skyrocketing, and advances in computer targeting of air defenses becoming lower and easier to deploy, that we, the US, will not develop star trek type shields to protect our most important assets in non-permissive environments, but instead they will use AI controlled drones that will allow our main mission weapons/systems/operators to not only enter the area unmolested but completely eliminate the BG's ability to conduct any type of operational offensive capability against us or our allies or risk being completely destroyed which is even better than Star Trek Shields. They can be refilled at the same time they get fuel.

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  6. Even for as good a concept as the Rapid Dragon is, the bottleneck will always be how many JASSM that US can produce per month… In the case of 155mm shell, “…which helped increase American production from 14,000 units per month before the full-scale Russian invasion to about 20,000 per month.” That is just the traditional shell, for expensive missiles, a few hundred in number would be depleted within first few days once the conflict begin. The similar problem would apply on USN, there are only 12 carriers, so how can they deploy swarm of drone without affect the number of aircraft they already carry?

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  7. War changes all the time. Greek wars used to have set piece battles where the kings would lead from the very front lines, the "losing side" would have only 5-10% casualties and battles would last a few hours.

    Imagine showing an ancient greek soldier stalingrad and being like "war never changes, hurr durr"… He would look at you like you had three heads.

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  8. That’s all good until China deploys their sad bots (satellite seek and destroy) even the deep space satellites when they accomplish this it will be over for AI technology. Their concept is block out the stars. So it comes down to Star Wars.

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  9. There is another problem with the multi-role aircraft paradigm, other than just the fact that regardless of how many roles an air-frame can fill one air-frame can be in only one place at a time. As anybody who has bothered to study fighter design knows, every fighter is necessarily a compromise between a variety of performance characteristics… price, stealth, range, payload, maneuverability, power-to-weight, max cruising speed, after-burner-speed, etc. A multi role air craft necessarily can't throw any one or several of those out the window for the sake of the others. The result is that it can find itself out matched in a specific contest because it is coming up against specialized enemy aircraft in a contest for which it is merely jury-rigged. Jack of all combat roles but master of none. In WWII Germany's medium bombers and many of its fighter found themselves in this pickle.

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  10. The US can't compete with Chinas manufacturing ability, and war is a war of attrition. China's ability to wage war against the US will be amusing to see (we Americans are good at war), but like Amazon, every American buys everything China off the platform (42% of the top sellers are Chinese). Every single business in China is basically under the states control, if not, a front for the Chinese government.

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  11. Hy Brother, your doing an awesome job! Keep it up. Your the one i need to go to about all our avionics, i see you know your shit being a fighter pilot. Ride on Lttl Brother. Keep up the good work.

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  12. Ancient history we are experimenting with the 10th generation of a system call deep penetration bots and deep penetration nanos— we been able to take the famous Russian AA dome for years with out the use of fighters or missiles no human loss

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  13. I imagine that US strategists and tacticians will be pouring over the experiences of the Ukraine conflict with respect to drone employment to develop techniques, tactics and procedures on how to use them and more importantly how to defend against them.

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  14. I big part of making all this technology work will be the control system. Pilots are going to need easier, faster ways to control their plane and the drone escorts. I wonder if that will be some sort of brain scanning/reading headset. Maybe a future pilot will be able to think about tasking a drone to a target and the AI will take care of the rest.

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