Drone Warfare: The Arithmetic No Navy Has Solved
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A drone that costs less than a used car forces a navy to spend the price of a house stopping it. Every time. Even when the defense works perfectly.
That is not a technology problem. It is an arithmetic problem, and no navy has solved it — because you cannot win it by shooting better.
In this episode:
- Why you can win every engagement and still lose the campaign
- The three asymmetries: cost per engagement, magazine depth, and attention
- What Ukraine and the Red Sea have already demonstrated at scale
- Where counter-drone development actually stands
- The three signals worth watching over the next eighteen months
Not predictions. Mechanisms.
Referenced in this episode
Silent Swarms: Iran, Russia, and the New Drone Warfare
The long-form version — the Shahed pipeline, the Iran-Russia alliance, and the homeland problem nobody has solved. Nations in the Valley, Book Four.
Midnight Hammer — The Aegis Directive, Book One
Two hours sixteen minutes, included with Spotify Premium.
The Maren Brief — daily geopolitical intelligence.
A note on narration
This program is narrated using digital voice technology, including a voice model of the author.
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