This module enables the transition from a one-to-one sensor-to-shooter model to a networked configuration in which any sensor can provide targeting data to any available effector, optimizing engagement based on position, timing, and capability.

This sounds similar to what Ukraine has been doing to coordinate their artillery fire allowing them to be more specific in their hits than Russia’s more widespread barrages that use more ammo.

Fuck ya. Glad they can keep taking these out.

Hey Ivan, did you hear they hit our repair shop last night?

Ivan: damnit, how am I supposed to scam them out of repair funds now and wtf am I going to do with my last order of duct tape and elastic bands???

I feel like there’s a joke in there that hitting a repair spot is useless because they cant repair their shit anyway.

Hearing all those secondary explosions was pretty cool.

I like your dam analogy, I think its one of the better ones ive seen on this topic.

This kinda thing worries me a little if the tides of battle change and Russia can get access do it.

I hope they have a way to quickly take it down.

I thought God was Alanis Morissette?

And russia may not even possess the tech required to replace them at this point.

Even more likely after they blew up Russia’s 2nd largest microchip facility last week or whenever it was.

Oh man, I’ve been reading about this for days now, seeing satellite pictures / aftermath stuff, but I didn’t realize we had actual live footage of the direct hits on the target. This was great!

It’s great watching this in real time.

More and more strikes are hitting air defence targets making it harder to defend against meaning more strikes succeeding.

Happening during a shift change, would that mean more people were hit thus getting rid if more expertise, or the hit area would be more empty so fewer casualties?

Both are valid options, but not sure the likely outcome.

I can’t wait for a video of a fiber optic drone using lasers to cut off other fiberoptic drones, getting cut off by a different laser drone being flown by fiber optics, which gets taken out as the initial laser drone hits its fiber optic as it goes down.

But really, this is so fucking cool.

There’s usually more than 1 way to do something.

Sometimes people get caught up on wanting to do it the best way, and then they just dont do it at all.

If there’s an easier, less ideal, maybe slightly more wasteful way to do something, and its the difference between doing it or not, just do it that way and dont get hung up on perfection if the alternative is not getting it done.

If its something that needs to be built into a habit, it might be enough to get you started, and then maybe you can move on to the better way in the future.

Edit: just to clarify, often times the outcome is the same but people get caught up on the how vs just getting it done. Don’t get caught up on the best how if there’s another way that’ll also work that you will find easier to do.

That was dumb as fuck wow.

Not that it was every in question in this war but…

There is no summer offensive without these.

I don’t think that’s true, someone is getting a summer offensive without those on the field.

🤣 When I first saw this story headline (not this post) I thought the cops had snowballs thrown at them, not that they went to a snowball fight and got snowballs thrown at them 🤣

That was interesting, thanks! Great to know people are thinking about this kind of thing.

Could Ukraine just make a whole pile of these submersibles, and just anchor them somewhere underwater wherever they think they might be useful, and then as intelligence comes in that something is nearby, turn it back on and attack?

Like a mobile underwater mine?

Is this the first attack they’ve done against Belarus? They weren’t really clear how they did it in the article, could have been with weapons, or could have been some sort of cyberattack, but whatever it is had to be an attack special military operation?