Guns or Drones or Both?

[Kirkhill]

Army Pushes 3D-Printed Drone Production Through SkyFoundry Network to Reach 10,000 Per Month - DEFENSE-AEROSPACE

The Army builds a depot network to mass-produce small drones with 3D printing and domestic supply chains to reach high monthly output.

www.defense-aerospace.com

Make your own

10s of thousands a month printed locally by the army

 

[HavokFour]

The FP series of drones got an upgrade, soviet era S-5/S-8 rockets in addition to their 60kg warhead.

Perhaps a future use for those CRV-7 motors Canada sent?

https://twitter.com/x/status/2055996123634946165

 

[GR66]

The FP series of drones got an upgrade, soviet era S-5/S-8 rockets in addition to their 60kg warhead.

Perhaps a future use for those CRV-7 motors Canada sent?

https://twitter.com/x/status/2055996123634946165

The obvious next step is mounting laser designators on the UAV and APKWS kits on the rockets.

 

[Kirkhill]

The obvious next step is mounting laser designators on the UAV and APKWS kits on the rockets.

Or send a couple of designator UAVs in company with a flight of APKWS trucks. Add in a couple of EW types for a bit of flavour.

 

[HavokFour]

The particular drone that is causing a good chunk of the chaos along the land bridge.

Why Russians Are In Despair Over Truck-Busting ’Martian’ Drones

Ukraine has quadrupled strikes with drones nicknamed 'Martians' which are almost undetectable and use AI-enabled guidance to cut a swather through Russia's logistics.

www.forbes.com

 

[FJAG]

The particular drone that is causing a good chunk of the chaos along the land bridge.

Why Russians Are In Despair Over Truck-Busting ’Martian’ Drones

Ukraine has quadrupled strikes with drones nicknamed 'Martians' which are almost undetectable and use AI-enabled guidance to cut a swather through Russia's logistics.

www.forbes.com

I wonder if the message is getting through up top that our meagre plan for just two air defence regiments - with only a minor role for reservists - is just pathetic.

 

[GR66]

I wonder if the message is getting through up top that our meagre plan for just two air defence regiments - with only a minor role for reservists - is just pathetic.

I 100% agree but I also wonder on the apparent focus on growing the Army to fight the opponent's Army when I wonder if we're getting to the point where we can instead focus on the logistics feeding those forces. Would the Germans have had to launch the Ardennes Offensive if they instead could have taken out the Red Ball Express?