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They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
Such activity just doesn't sound reasonable. You don't have "anomalies" in the air space with your superhornets, because if there is a collision, then your entire career is over right there, not to mention the ensuing court marshal for reckless endangerment. This was not even remotely a red flag type exercise. Where was the aggressor squadron? Were the pilots made aware of their presence?
Sounds like you took one for the team.
If they have the ability to build craft of the apparent capability SIGINT is the LEAST of our problems.They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
If the Chinese were doing close quarters Sigint during the entirety of our AESA rollouts, then that is.... A gigantic problem.
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Sounds like you took one for the team.
If they have the ability to build craft of the apparent capability SIGINT is the LEAST of our problems.They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
If the Chinese were doing close quarters Sigint during the entirety of our AESA rollouts, then that is.... A gigantic problem.
Via Slashdot:
Defense Department confirms leaked video of unidentified aerial phenomena is real
The Defense Department has confirmed that leaked photos and video of "unidentified aerial phenomena" taken in 2019 are indeed legitimate images of unexplained objects.
That's not going from 80,000 feet down to sea-level in seconds or traveling a dozen miles almost instantaneously.Sounds like you took one for the team.
If they have the ability to build craft of the apparent capability SIGINT is the LEAST of our problems.They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
If the Chinese were doing close quarters Sigint during the entirety of our AESA rollouts, then that is.... A gigantic problem.
I am not seeing this exotic or apparent capability, beyond that of a drone with some extra horsepower.
Remember this? It is not from another planet.
View: https://youtu.be/Fzxj1rnCUUg
AMEN. When the incidences start increasing in number and in geographical regions outside of fleet exercises, then color me interested. TR gets the one thing right: these are man-made unknowns, most very likely by companies inside the CONUS.They are more likely to be US drones testing capabilities in the fleet. TR sure seems to be getting worked up in that article.Adversary Drones Are Spying On The U.S. And The Pentagon Acts Like They're UFOs
The U.S. military seems aloof to the fact that it's being toyed with by a terrestrial adversary and key capabilities may be compromised as a result.
The videos I saw didn't look like quad copters. Wouldn't be surprised if an APG-79 had the power to fry one of those right out of the sky. (Not make it catch on fire, obviously, but fry it's electronics.)
Also consider China has four times the population as the US and is run by a wide assortment of specialties, including many former engineers and scientists. The US is run by mostly lawyers.
