Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Why is it important to understand how advanced military drones are now?

So, you can know what other countries might hit yours with in the future.

Recently I wrote about how in 3rd world nations dying from a Hellfire missile by accident or on purpose.

In more advanced nations and in 3rd world nations dying from Global Warming and/or  losing your home or business  to Hurricanes, flooding or winds over 100 mph like in tornadoes would be more likely.

Because in the free world, because it is usually more disciplined in the use of military drones than in the non-free world, it is very unlikely you will be killed by a hellfire missile or just the drone flying out of the sky and into you than in other nations.

However, small drones were used often by Isis in Syria and Iraq to kill enemy combatants of theirs by re-using often hundreds of times small under 6 feet in diameter drones that could be loaded with a hand grenade where when it is loosed from above the pin has already been pulled when it leaves a plastic chute and down onto mostly unsuspecting people below. They had live video cameras so they could see who they were killing with the hand grenades.

Unfortunately, you likely are going to see more of this with 1000 dollar or less expensive drones in the future that are capable of having live video to remote cell phones or screens for aiming the hand grenades from above (usually a 100 to 400 feet above) their targets.

And because of how quiet electric rechargeable drones are, they usually couldn't hear the hand grenade or drone because of how high the grenade fell from and because battle often was going on around them on the ground. So, ISIS would fly the grenade over to the soldiers drop a grenade, fly it back to them, change the batteries, load a new hand grenade with pin pulled into the plastic chute and
ready to drop another hand grenade.

But, I suppose jamming technology might prevent the small electric drones from flying at all by interfering with the pilots on the ground nearby being able to fly the drones to specific locations above combatants.


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