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In short: modern interceptors hit what they aim at most of the time, so the real limit is how many rounds sit in the launcher and how fast they can be replaced. A battery with excellent hit probability and twenty rounds loses to a hundred cheap drones. Magazine depth and reload time decide the night, Read More
In short: a sea-skimming missile stays hidden below the radar horizon until it is roughly 25 to 30 kilometres out, which leaves a subsonic threat about 90 seconds of flight time and a supersonic one closer to 30. Every layer of naval defence exists to buy back seconds inside that window. Navies talk about interceptors, Read More
In short: modern combat is often won before a single shot lands, in the fight over the electromagnetic spectrum. Jamming, spoofing and signal hunting blind radars and cut the link between a weapon and its target. Whoever controls the spectrum controls the timing of the whole engagement. People picture a battlefield as fire and steel. Read More