Future Weapons Tech II - for DARPA Fans, Groupies, Innovators, and Entrepreneurs (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

This is Volume Two of Future Weapons Tech. This eBook is about getting your mind in the "creative flow" and to get your brain thinking about, well, things that most people don't ever consider -- Leonardo da Vinci was a conceptual thinker, creative genius, and spent time not only designing machines, and painting, but also building weapons of war to help his nation-state at the time defend itself, a very noble endeavor indeed, by any means. There is no problem we cannot solve in the present period, but we need you and your mind to help.This book is for military planners, R and D Teams, Government Contractors, Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and the next innovative Steve Jobs type to come along.To get your mind thinking in such terms, I've listed some of my own ideas, concepts that I've come up with over the last decade. Interestingly enough, you may note that some of those inventions and innovations have actually come to fruition, others will follow or not in the future. Each article or essay in this volume is between 200 and 2500 words. All bite-sized and easy to read even if you happen to be bi-polar or have that ADHD Edison Gene, likewise this eBook is designed for Kindle readers on the go, so you can read a little here and there and always be in the creative flow. This volume includes articles on the following topics:1. Canadian Navy Needs UUVs for Surveillance2. Russian Military Air Tankers and US Aircraft Carriers3. Hurricane and Typhoon Cover Strategies4. The Father of All Bombs5. Hypersonic Harpoon Anti-Ship Missile Delivery6. When Will Non-Stealth Aircraft Be Deemed Obsolete?7. Armored Piercing W-BN Tips8. Weather During Warfare Iraqi Climate Challenges and Lessons9. High Tech Military Weapon Proliferation10. When Will Terrorists Go Nuclear?11. AI Models of War Fighting Outcome Need Improvement12. Guarding US Naval Gates and Checkpoints13. Rainbow Frequency Strategies to Pre-detonate IEDs14. The Middle East is the Least Environmentally Offensive Place for War15. Laser Missile Defense – More Work Needed16. Russian Submarines and Acoustic Signatures17. China's Military Moon Base?18. Future Fighting Weapons Discussion19. Military Transfer Tech to Fight Wildfires20. Military Budgets and Erratic Fuel Prices21. China's Rise to Military Dominance22. High Tech Enemies and Their Hacking Teams – Real Threat23. Tracking Chinese War Ships By Pollution Signatures – Piece of Cake24. 2008 Missile Defense Trends25. Should the Military Pay When Soldiers Disobey and Get Injured?26. Sensor Based Tie-Downs and Self-Ground Refueling Robots for UAVs Needed27. Keeping a War Going to Test New Weapon System - Ethics28. Anti-Swarm EMP Devices29. Radar Absorbing Warship Skin Considered30. Military Challenges with Feature Creep in Bidding and Acquisition31. Where is the Future of War Going – Will Wars Ever End?32. Preemption in Space?33. Gas Air Weapon Rational – It's Troubling But True34. Selling Old US Military Hardware to Help Budget35. 2010 Robotic Warfare Trends36. Military Defense and Think Tanks37. Sonic Earthquake Triggering for a Force Multiplier38. Sonic Vibrational Attack Weapon Systems of the Future39. Swarm Warfare – The 4-minute War of the Future40. DARPA Has Its Critics – But I'm Not One of Them41. Low Cost IEDs and the High Toll They Take42. Missile Defense Shields and Decoys Considered43. Chinese Missiles at Maritime Choke Points Challenge44. REE Challenges for Our High Tech Weapon Systems45. YouTube Bomb Making Videos – Dealing With It46. Potential Laser Weapons Considered47. Air Defense Systems and Taiwan Sales48. Better Body Armor Challenges49. The Flow of Nuclear Weapons Proliferation Troubling50. World Wide Military Weapons Sales