ABGs are a threat to national security.
Coincidentally, I may or may not hold vital national security information. DMs open.
This is the ๐ฌ๐ง Royal Navyโs first Autonomous Boat Squadron (1AS) featuring Rattler and Scout USVs.
The squadron, involves around 180 sailors, focuses on surveillance, reconnaissance, and counter-drone roles using low-cost UK-built interceptors launched from the vessels.
Latest news article:
Royal Navy commissions its first autonomous boat Squadron
navylookout.com/royal-navy-cโฆ
Not to be a misogynist, but can we at least get a picture of this Chinese spy before we judge Jensen too harshly? Did he risk it for a biscuit?
I thought at the start of the season that if we were in the European spots after 10 games, I would consider that a decent start. I'll take it for now, but I think it's more a reflection of the poor standard of the league so far.
Referee is absolutely shit though. Diabolical. Penalty decisions aside - VAR is supposed to correct those.
Useful idiots in the West don't appreciate that Zelenskyy's restraint is the only reason Putin connected Russians aren't being assassinated on the streets of London, Paris, Berlin, New York, Dubai etc.
Just wait until his successor is blowing up yachts in Monte Carlo.
This is eminently achievable if fully funded, alongside a ruthless rationalisation of platform types.
1๏ธโฃ The British Armyโs current structure is the most realistic and affordable force design I have seen since the same structure was proposed in 1999.
2๏ธโฃ 1st (UK) Division has two deployable brigades (7th and 16th) plus a third that could easily be made deployable (4th).
3๏ธโฃ 3rd (UK) Division has two fully resourced brigades (12th and 20th) plus a third (11th) that is being re-rolled as a recce strike / drone force.
4๏ธโฃ There is also the Army Special Operations Brigade.
5๏ธโฃ A few more support units are needed (artillery, logistics, and engineers), but overall this is a highly credible construct.
6๏ธโฃThe only serious challenge is that 12th and 20th Brigades lack the vehicles they need, with Challenger 3 and Ajax delayed, and no replacement for Warrior yet funded. However, Boxer is ramping up and performing well.
7๏ธโฃPeople love to beat up the Army for its acquisition failures, and Ajax is indeed a stain on its reputation, but so many other programmes are delivering well (drones, deep fires, DSA, to name but a few.) in other words, the glass is half full, not half empty.










