Hlafordlaes
Disorder of Kilopi
This is true. However, there may be certain folks out there who have recruited a team and who are designing low-cost factories using new manufacturing tech. True that for airborne drones, there is a problem with something very simple, which is making the electric motors that drive the fans (making and winding thin wire). No mystery to it if you are not planning on competing on cost, as China's econ of scale is off the charts in this case."To a degree" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
Drone warfare is expensive. Ukraine wouldn't be able to sustain it without outside help.
If Canadian means to sustain it, they need to invest now, and invest big, against the day when it comes down to that.
But Canadia has never had to invest heavily in national defense, and probably lacks the knowledge and the will to do it.
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Swarm-based attrition warfare is just getting started. What if, say, someone broke the Western arms model by actually transferring production and tech to customer nation states, offering factories instead of expensive buy-from-me, pay-for-maint "compensation"? Might be nasty. And cheap, the key variable.
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