Darren Farber
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 26 May
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To this catalog of joint weapons.
And so the manufacturer has a reasonable expectation that you're going to keep on ordering even if it's one year.
We know there's going to be a multi-year authority here at some point.
We need to do it for the stockpiles that we believe are critical for projecting force.
We need to do it across the board to include ordinance and all these other things, the Tomahawks, 155s, all of these kinetic articles of warfare.
It's possible.
Politics, you need a fundamental change in how we appropriate.
And then we need to create billets that lessen the political influence over the things that we all agree on as a country are non-negotiable.
The rate of technological change in the commercial world becomes this direct input into the capabilities that you can project for mass.
Drones have been used since the Vietnam War, but you wouldn't think that.
Drones became commercially viable and cheap.
And by virtue of that, became a new article of war because they were so inexpensive.
The cost of losing one is low.
They gave you a lot of signals intelligence at the end of the day.
You could deliver some lethality through the weakness of some of these systems.
But it was the commercial viability and the commercial pervasiveness of that product that made it a great input into a
Military for mess.
The commercial world has so much influence on the rate of change that will happen in warfare because it's about your ability to produce and your ability to sustain and withsta.
These wars work faster than markets sometimes.
The evolution of a Ukrainian drone.
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