Ron Adin

Fully agree with Steve Blank @sgblank here. The U.S. military has a long history but a modern sparse investment (time, resources, units, school, agency) in the underground in general. I've been a part of the conversation for over a decade and we still don't see it. Even in Ukraine, we talk about drones, counter-drone, nets but don't talk about the massive underground environments both Ukraine and Russia are building (article forthcoming). “the U.S. is spending $10s of billions of dollars on low-cost Counter-UAS systems – detection systems, inexpensive missiles, kamikaze drones, microwave and laser weapons. But what we’re not spending $10s of billions on is learning how to cheaply and quickly put our high-value, hard-to-replace, and time-critical assets (munitions, fuel distribution, Command and Control continuity nodes, spares), etc., out of harm’s way – sheltered, underground (or in space)….We need to rethink the nature of force protection as well as military and civilian infrastructure protection.” linkedin.com/pulse/nowhere-…