Key Lessons From Ukraine's Drone War

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  @PrestonStewart · 11 months ago · pinned

  Man I had this video in draft for four days and still published with some messed up edits at the end. I guess better the end than the beginning?  Either way, hope you all enjoyed the chat with Sam and be sure to check out his article!

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• II

  @iippo06 · 11 months ago

  The key lesson is: Don't give up your nukes for security guarantees.

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• EN

  @enricogattone432 · 11 months ago

  Maybe it's not the way US will fight the next war, but it's definitely how US next war opponent will

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• RA

  @rabblescamp · 11 months ago

  Integration between front-line soldiers and manufacturers.  What a concept!

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• UN

  @UncleIrohVoltaire · 11 months ago

  I landed like 128 divisions on the west coast as Japan in hoi4, you’re welcome to invite me to interview next, though my calendar is pretty full

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• MR

  @mracin24 · 11 months ago

  Great conversation, especially appreciate hearing his opinion on "just good enough" and not over engineering to the detriment of the end goal. Really food interview, Preston, thanks for putting this out there!

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• SP

  @speedpower1558 · 11 months ago

  Love your work man, you contribute so much to Ukraine in this way.🇺🇦 <br>Thank you for all your work man.

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• NE

  @Nehocbe · 11 months ago

  Fuck yeah love a 40+ min Preston video

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• IR

  @IronbornBTW · 11 months ago

  IMO the most important distinction is that cheap drones will be the future of <b>*sustained, drawn out*</b> modern warfare because they are the most economical weapons.

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• QU

  @QuantumByt3s · 11 months ago

  Have this guest on again please. Best one yet

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• GA

  @GaminHasard · 11 months ago

  The super fast iteration is what astonits me. That is hard to replicate when not in war.

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• DA

  @davidsawyer7880 · 11 months ago

  &quot;John Deere has been using unmanned tractors for a while now.&quot; Great point. As covered. It&apos;s a matter of the right scale at the right price. Larger precision vehicles for a specific task. Smaller vehicles for other tasks. Being able to use both in a complimentary fashion is the key. Good interview.

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