Posted: 10/1/2015 3:54:33 AM EDT
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http://kitup.military.com/2015/09/army-testing-remote-weapon-towers.html
Gotta admit, this looks like a pretty fun videogame 
Still the question is that if you have 2 guys manning 10 stations on the perimeter, what happens when the enemy attacks from three directions. Task saturation seems like it can make the manning savings a liability. 
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Still the question is that if you have 2 guys manning 10 stations on the perimeter, what happens when the enemy attacks from three directions. Task saturation seems like it can make the manning savings a liability. So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? |
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So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? Quoted:
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Still the question is that if you have 2 guys manning 10 stations on the perimeter, what happens when the enemy attacks from three directions. Task saturation seems like it can make the manning savings a liability. So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? Have a bunch of Arfcom basement dwellers doing it for unlimited Jolt Cola and a tacked thread for the video and manning problems would go away. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? Quoted:
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Still the question is that if you have 2 guys manning 10 stations on the perimeter, what happens when the enemy attacks from three directions. Task saturation seems like it can make the manning savings a liability. So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? And if the SHTF call the guys from brake to help out. You could say it's a Call of Duty. 
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So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? Quoted:
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Still the question is that if you have 2 guys manning 10 stations on the perimeter, what happens when the enemy attacks from three directions. Task saturation seems like it can make the manning savings a liability. So satellite link them and have 20 guys CONUS in air conditioned rooms providing perimeter security for all of the war theater? How many bases are likely to be attacked from multiple directions simultaneously? Absolutely none... That shit could never happen now. Only in the 1900s. |
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So they put a CROW system on a guard tower. So what? Not that big of a deal. We used to use vehicles with a crow as a makeshift guard tower.
Xbox controllers seem to be the goto for testing remotely controlled sttuff before they upgrade it to a 200lbs control system. |