Anduril.com

https://www.rebuildthearsenal.com/

https://www.anduril.com/article/anduril-raises-usd1-5-billion-to-rebuild-the-arsenal-of-democracy/

Now praise God that someone is doing something and that the young have at last begun to stand and take what is THEIRS. This means our sacrifice wasn’t in vain and our people – Americans – go on.

Having said that, listen fellow grumpy old bastards, being one myself, seriously stop nay saying the young, it’s ok to be old and grumpy, it’s not ok to be a miserable old C–T.

Rejoice, the young men stand.

As a result, the Barracuda family of AAVs is 30 percent cheaper on average than other solutions, enabling affordable mass and cost-effective, large-scale employment.
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Barracuda can be produced by the broad commercial automotive and consumer electronics workforce, rather than relying exclusively on the much smaller, over-stretched, highly-specialized, defense-specific manufacturing labor pool required to produce existing solutions.

Hey, a big room planet, it has an echo! US is learning to think this way about 90 years behind some of their old partners.

Of course, at this point they struggle to as much as maintain basic infrastructure, and don’t seem to have anyone both able and willing to cut the obvious cancer.

So this only illustrates the real problem. Even an occasional sober word here and there amid all the delusions is but another brick swept by avalanche. It’s lost in so much other rubble that it’s not even likely to make things noticeably worse. Making things noticeably better even for the tiniest area and duration would require something at least two orders of magnitude larger, and not randomly dropped.

“We” need an order of magnitude more weapons?

Thiel et al. aren’t wrong that the U.S. government is short of munitions enough to spread the good news of transsexualism to schoolchildren at home and abroad, but how is that their problem (or ours)?