Drones, the Air Littoral, and the Looming Irrelevance of the USAF

[Kirkhill]

No comment. He's right.

Want Drone Dominance? Let the Squad Fail - Modern War Institute

In Ukraine, a soldier is provisioned a low-cost drone from a factory that only began operations in the last twelve months, modifies it with a 3D printed part from a trench, and uses it the next day to spot Russian logistics movements. Meanwhile, the United States Army is just now beginning to...

mwi.westpoint.edu

Get rid of the Bishops.
Try a Presbyterian army.

 

[Colin Parkinson]

Meanwhile:

What does a large drone look like?

Air Force debuts pilotless cargo flights in the Pacific

The service incorporated remotely-operated flights into its massive REFORPAC exercise as it aims to make cargo flights cheaper.

www.defenseone.com

A 767F? A CC330?

In the Canadian context, and assuming friendly skies, is there a role for uncrewed Twotters and Buffalo for supplying hamlets in the territories?

A lot of those small airlines are where your future crop of pilots for large aircraft come from. You might be solving one problem while creating a new one. The pay a lot of these small plane pilots get, is not great, but they do it in the hopes of moving to the big leagues.