RE: Re: Re: [GZG] ping

Actually, I don't necessarily agree you've found any of that out, except
maybe for E.

You end up with some poor schmuck with a one shot surplus munition....
However hi-tech. 

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> >> Good. We're happy to expend a drone just to find out the 
> existence of the mines; getting to kill an expensive missile 
> in the process is gravy.
> >
> >The remote sensor drone is essentially the equivalent of a 
> 19th century 
> >cavalry scout.
> 
> A little more, in this scenario. We've found out:
> 
> a. defenses are there
> b. defenses don't stop to identify before they shoot c. by 
> implication, something worth defending is there d. defenses 
> fire on low-mass, low-threat targets, implying an inability 
> to discriminate e. type of weapon for some of the defenses, 
> including thrust,  warhead yield, possibly targeting ability
> 
> All of this adds up to two things:
> a. we can sweep at least some of his mines by using balloons 
> with sensor emitters; b. then we can sell him better equipment
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