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    1. DogsAreOurFriends on

      That will last right up to the point that the first contract is signed to Northrup, or Lockheed, or…

    2. Lol, making stuff super expensive is the wests military industrial complex’s super power.  

    3. SoCal_GlacierR1T on

      Not possible as long as the defense industry (and capitalism) is involved

    4. UGVs in the us defense market won’t be cheap. There’s no reason for them to be. The government will pay anything these companies ask for but that’s not the problem. The real problem is right to repair which is already affecting the military.

    5. Additional headline, from a US veteran:

      – West must copy Ukraine. 

      That’s it. That’s the headline. 

      – Drones: Ground, air, and sea we should copy them. Medic vs Orc, Spiderweb vs Bombers, SeaBaby vs Moskva.

      – Anti-corruption: Every country has it, Ukraine has acknowledged that and started fixing it. USA could DEFINITELY learn a thing or two here. 

      – Anti-russia: Fight them until they stop, then outperform them. STOP CAPITULATING. USA could DEFINITELY learn a thing or two here. (russia only knows how to break things and then bully people over the parts, that is all they do with anything they have touched since the USSR Space program.)

      – Learn your enemy: Bye Syria. 

      – Do NOT underestimate your enemy. Ukraine knew russia would bomb shit on Christmas day. They were right. 

      – Fuck trump. (That’s not necessarily from Ukraine, that’s just a universal proverb now)

    6. or .. the world does its job and ukraine doesn’t have to suffer this shit

    7. There are two amounts of weapons in warfare.

      None

      And

      Not Enough.

      Weapons of war need to be expendable and mass producible. If you can’t crank them out in an assembly line using the skills of the workers you already have, then you’re wasting time. money, and lives.

      Do not build a weapon so expensive you cannot use it.

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