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daniel August 19, 2017 $350 Drone Penetrated Security of a $5.02 Billion Aircraft Carrier, 21st Century Pearl Harbor, F-35B Lightning II, Have Drones Made Aircraft Carriers Obsolete?, HMS Queen Elizabeth, HMS The Prince of Wales, Sinking a $7.99 billion warship might cost $400, The Disturbing Economics of Drone Warfare, U.S.S. Gerald R. Ford

$350 Drone Penetrated Security of a $5.02 Billion Aircraft Carrier

Therefore it would be possible to destroy one of the world’s largest and most technologically advanced warships; and up to 40 of the world’s most advanced warplanes, for a cost of less than $400 (£310.47). That would also put the lives of the 1,600 people onboard the 65,000 ton Queen Elizabeth at risk.

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daniel July 28, 2017 Drone Warfare, Drones’ Cost Effectiveness is their biggest threat, HMS Queen Elizabeth, homebrew drones, How Drones are Changing Warfare, How Drones can Magnify Firepower, MQ-1C Gray Eagle Drone, no Casualties, The Final Reason why Drones are the Future of Warfare, USS Gerald Ford, Why Drone Warfare is about to become the norm; it’s Cheap

The Age of Drone Warfare has begun

These drone attacks are a game changer; because one grenade destroyed thousands of tons of munitions, and may have disrupted the entire Ukrainian war effort. Thousands of soldiers in the field might have no ammunition because of this one attack.

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daniel May 6, 2017 Dokdo class carrier, drone carrier, drone delivery platform, HMAS Adelaide, HMAS Canberra, HMS Prince of Wales, HMS Queen Elizabeth, INS Vikrant, Izumo, Mistral, Mistral class assault ships, Next Generation Aircraft Carriers, Royal Navy, Shtorm, STOVL, The New Carrier Race Takes Shape, The Surprising Return of the Aircraft Carrier, Type 001A aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, Why Carriers? Why Now?, Why the New Carrier Race Should Scare You to Death

The Surprising Return of the Aircraft Carrier

Watch the carrier race carefully because it might be beginning of a scramble for naval power among the world’s nations which can have disastrous results. Perhaps the world’s leaders should stop focusing so much time and energy on nuclear disarmament; and take some efforts to halt or reverse the proliferation of aircraft carriers. They might be the weapon with which the next war is fought.