Here they come…the gun fighting drones.

I keep seeing an argument that cost doesn’t factor as much as the effectiveness of the weapon system. To say cheaper means ineffective. Yet, Russia in a prolonged war cannot field its more capable systems because of…their cost. A weapon is 0% effective if you run out due to cost

Get ready for dogfights again where both aircraft are maneuvering.

Next step: Shooting from distance. WWI/II dogfights are coming.

On this episode of Marine Pulse, Ian Brown (Ian TB) sits down with Travis Hord (Travis Hord), Walker Mills (@WDMills1992), Dylan Phillips-Levine, and Trevor Phillips-Levine (Trevor Phillips) to talk about the state of unmanned aircraft systems in the Marines and naval services.

Return of the gunfighters, a recurring theme in aerial drone warfare. twz.com/air/f-15e-pilo…

A video of what looks like a Ukrainian FPV drone attacking and destroying Russia's ZALA ISR UAV t.me/projectArchang…

Surprised and humbled to have made the most read article on War on the Rocks this year with @WDMills1992 . Thank you to our readers! warontherocks.com/2024/12/most-r…

In our guest essay for the The New York Times, Max Bremer and I argue the future of warfare requires diversity, flexibility and speed. This means developing a wide array of systems, made by many companies in smaller numbers, and scaling up once it identifies what works best. A short 🧵.

Even the best weapons fail without enough ammunition. How can allies close that gap? ow.ly/ZCge30sOffl

When allies produce weapons that work together, China pays attention. ow.ly/iaCO30sOffv

Reposting to remind the Puddle Pirates that we’re better.