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No More D-Days: Why a Similar Sea Invasion Is Never Going to Happen Modern weapons would make such an assault more difficult and D-Day was, in many ways, a very unique battle. Key point: Remember that modern weapons are deadlier, more accurate, and can attack from a difference. The first wave at D-Day had 50 percent casualties and that was without today's weapons such as missiles. Even 70 years later, the Allied invasion of Nazi-occupied France on June 6, 1944—D-Day—is awe-inspiring. The statistics alone boggle the mind. Seven thousand ships, 12,000 aircraft and 160,000 troops. All conce...

True quantum radar would be hard to do, but it would be a game-changer if possible. Key point: The F-22 and F-35 are built to minimize traditional radar returns and to reduce heat signatures. But a qauntum radar would not be fooled. KLOSTERNEUBURG, Austria – A new high-definition stealth radar system that could change the nature of warfare has been demonstrated for the first time. Popular Mechanics reports. Continue reading original article The Military & Aerospace Electronics take: 5 Sept. 2019 -- The result, quantum radar is a high definition detection system that provides a much more de...

Lasers are but one of several high-tech future weapons already being tested across different platforms. Lasers, robots, drones, artificial intelligence (AI) and hypersonic attacks are all areas of concentrated focus for U.S. Air Force innovators now looking to introduce a new generation of weapons into current and future warfare. The Air Force Research Laboratory is accelerating its Science and Technology 2030 Strategy to fast-track innovations to war for the purpose of deploying a new generation of weapons, computing and sensing to future warfare environments. “The whole goal here is to cr...

The THOR system will work together with lasers to help take out groups of drones. The Army and Air Force are collaborating on prototype directed energy weapons designed to jam, dismantle, take-out or simply stop attacking drones, bringing emerging technologies to the increasingly high-risk base defense mission. The weapon, which uses high-powered microwave technology to disable the “electronics” in drones and counter “multiple targets” at once, is believed to be capable of stopping the much discussed and very serious threat posed by drone swarms. The prototype Tactical High Power Oper...

The technology gathers and anaylizes images that are then checked over by a human intelligence analyst. Surveillance cameras, drone sensors and space-spaced satellite reconnaissance technologies are all designed make instant object determinations, perform data analyses and quickly identify items of interest. This is a process which can be both extremely complex and challenging for force commanders looking to navigate unknown terrain or fast-changing combat dynamics on the ground below. An extensive, elaborate database of factors, facts, variables and identifiable geographical features are all...