What happens in 2025? / new tactics- new technologies

[MarkSheppard]

Back to lasers:

https://twitter.com/MyLordBebo/statu...66050308551008

Britain showed the results of the DragonFire combat laser.

It is reported that the photos of the British government laboratory of defense equipment shows the results of the laser - it burned through a 120-mm mortar shell, cut the metal casing and burned the camera of the copter.

Also the day before, the British Ministry of Defense showed a video of a laser test.

DragonFire was successfully tested in January of this year. The laser is stated to be very accurate with a direct beam, can hit visible targets at the speed of light, and is very cheap to use.

Bunch of media at that twitter post; but the one most of interest (once I do calculations) is this:

[MarkSheppard]

https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/...64270247350478

Tests of Ukrainian mine laying drone equipped with 15 TM-62 anti tank mines

Rather simple; the mines are attached to each other by string, so it requires somewhat level ground, and it results in a very obvious pattern. More of a "deny ground" tactic that wastes the enemy's time by forcing them to dismount and demine.

[DRG]

Originally Posted by MarkSheppard

https://twitter.com/bayraktar_1love/...64270247350478

Rather simple; the mines are attached to each other by string, so it requires somewhat level ground, and it results in a very obvious pattern. More of a "deny ground" tactic that wastes the enemy's time by forcing them to dismount and demine.

If wasting the enemy's time is the goal then only a few of them real saves scarce resources and slows him down just as well