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A tigress typically raises cubs for twenty-four months, providing critical nutrition and protection. These young tigers depend on maternal hunting skills to survive their first year. By following her cubs observe essential behaviors. Maternal investment is high, as the female must secure frequent kills to support growing offspring. While... show more

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Tigresses dedicate nearly two years to teaching their cubs essential hunting skills, blending instinct with learned behaviors. Cubs learn through observation, play, and actively participating in hunts from about 6-12 months old. As the cubs grow, the tigress may injure a prey animal (e.g., a deer or wild boar) and let it go. The cubs then practice catching it. These lessons teach the cubs to track, approach, and deliver a final kill, often with failures but critical learning. If a cub struggles, the tigress may intervene, showing how it’s done, or retrieving the prey. VC: SM #TigerCubs #Mother #love #Nature #Wildlife #Tiger #ApexPredator #WildlifeWarrior #IncredibleIndia #animals #animalphotography #TigerConservation #bigcats #ecology

Tigresses dedicate nearly two years to teaching their cubs essential hunting skills, blending instinct with learned behaviors. Cubs learn through observation, play, and actively participating in hunts from about 6-12 months old. As the cubs grow, the tigress may injure a prey animal (e.g., a deer or wild boar) and let it go. The cubs then practice catching it. These lessons teach the cubs to track, approach, and deliver a final kill, often with failures but critical learning. If a cub struggles, the tigress may intervene, showing how it’s done, or retrieving the prey. VC: SM #TigerCubs #Mother #love #Nature #Wildlife #Tiger #ApexPredator #WildlifeWarrior #IncredibleIndia #animals #animalphotography #TigerConservation #bigcats #ecology

Dr. PM Dhakate

49,366 次观看 • 1 年前

While most cats avoid deep water, tigers are biologically predisposed to an aquatic lifestyle. This footage captures the early development of that instinct, where young cubs, follow their mother into the water. Using their wide, webbed paws as natural paddles, they maintain buoyancy through high muscle density and intuitive coordination. This early proficiency is rooted in maternal imitation and a unique physiology that allows them to regulate body temperature while submerged, turning what is a barrier for other predators into a tactical advantage. VC: Biswajit Mandal #Tiger #Predator #nature #WildIndia #TigerConservation #NatureDocumentary #BigCats #WildlifePhotography

While most cats avoid deep water, tigers are biologically predisposed to an aquatic lifestyle. This footage captures the early development of that instinct, where young cubs, follow their mother into the water. Using their wide, webbed paws as natural paddles, they maintain buoyancy through high muscle density and intuitive coordination. This early proficiency is rooted in maternal imitation and a unique physiology that allows them to regulate body temperature while submerged, turning what is a barrier for other predators into a tactical advantage. VC: Biswajit Mandal #Tiger #Predator #nature #WildIndia #TigerConservation #NatureDocumentary #BigCats #WildlifePhotography

Dr. PM Dhakate

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Nursing a litter of five cubs places a substantial physiological demand on a tigress. To sustain lactation for six months, she must increase her caloric intake by nearly 50%, often hunting daily to provide. During this period, her own physical condition may decline as nutrients are prioritized for the cubs’ growth. This biological investment shows whether in the jungle or a home, motherhood requires intense sacrifice. It is a selfless redirection of energy that ensures the survival of the next generation across all species. VC: PlanetTiger #Tiger #WildIndia #Wildlife #BigCatConservation #MotherNature #WildlifePhotography

Nursing a litter of five cubs places a substantial physiological demand on a tigress. To sustain lactation for six months, she must increase her caloric intake by nearly 50%, often hunting daily to provide. During this period, her own physical condition may decline as nutrients are prioritized for the cubs’ growth. This biological investment shows whether in the jungle or a home, motherhood requires intense sacrifice. It is a selfless redirection of energy that ensures the survival of the next generation across all species. VC: PlanetTiger #Tiger #WildIndia #Wildlife #BigCatConservation #MotherNature #WildlifePhotography

Dr. PM Dhakate

90,307 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨 Excellent News 🚨 A wild Amur Tigress has been filmed with five cubs in tow in the Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park. “It's the first time that a mother with five cubs has ever been filmed in China,” said Stuart Chapman, Leader of WWF’s global Tiger program, Tigers Alive. “China’s commitment to Tiger conservation is delivering incredible results and creating a bright future for these magnificent cats.” The Amur Tigress is thought to be around nine years old, and her cubs between six to eight months old. Their debut comes at a critical time for Amur Tigers as recent estimates suggest their numbers are climbing following an all-time low of just 20 individuals in 2010. It is now estimated there are 70 wild Tigers in China’s Northeast, making this Tigress and her five cubs a beacon of hope for Tiger conservation worldwide. 🎦 Credit: Northeast China Tiger and Leopard National Park (NCTLP) 🐅

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PROTECT ALL WILDLIFE

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At roughly 8 weeks old, the tiger cubs become some what stable and start to walk out of their dens with their mothers, this cub would be between 5-7 kg, barely the size of a domestic cat. During this neonatal phase, cubs are entirely dependent on their mother’s milk and lack the stamina for long treks. This video shows a mother cautiously moving her offspring between her legs. Her constant grooming isn’t just for hygiene; it's a vital biological process that stimulates the cub’s digestion and circulation, ensuring survival during these vulnerable early weeks of development. VC: Sonu Idpache #Tiger #Nature #WildIndia #TigerConservation #TigerCub #WildlifeScience #ForestEcology

At roughly 8 weeks old, the tiger cubs become some what stable and start to walk out of their dens with their mothers, this cub would be between 5-7 kg, barely the size of a domestic cat. During this neonatal phase, cubs are entirely dependent on their mother’s milk and lack the stamina for long treks. This video shows a mother cautiously moving her offspring between her legs. Her constant grooming isn’t just for hygiene; it's a vital biological process that stimulates the cub’s digestion and circulation, ensuring survival during these vulnerable early weeks of development. VC: Sonu Idpache #Tiger #Nature #WildIndia #TigerConservation #TigerCub #WildlifeScience #ForestEcology

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Tiger cubs go limp when carried because of a biological reflex called Pinch-Induced Behavioral Inhibition (PIBI). By gripping the scruff, a tigress triggers a calming response in the cub, allowing for silent, efficient transport. Field research shows that tigresses frequently move their litters to different dens to mask their scent from rival males, which is a major cause of cub mortality. This nocturnal relocation is a vital survival strategy, ensuring the cubs stay hidden from predators. It illustrates how feline evolution favors stealth and tactical movement to protect offspring. FYI: If you are wondering which bird is giving calls in the background that's the "Mottled Wood-Owl" VC: safari_with_gaurav #Wildlife #Nature #Tigers #Science#DidYouKnow

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27,347 次观看 • 4 个月前

A good documentation. This video shows practical skill development. The sub-adult cubs' interaction with the Gaur kill is "object-play," a behavioral mechanism for developing complex motor skills. It's a hands-on training, allowing them to study the prey's structure and practice survival techniques. Each interaction builds muscle memory and refines the instincts needed to become independent hunters. This is experiential learning, building raw competence through direct, practical application. VC: wanderinginthewilderness_ #Tiger #Predator #TigerCubs #Wildlife #AnimalBehaviour #Gaur #WildIndia #wildlifeconservation #wildlifeeducation

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Oakland Zoo

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Predatory hierarchy shifts significantly with body mass and age. In the first interaction, a large mugger crocodile dominates the water’s edge, triggering an adult tiger's defensive reflexes to avoid high-risk aquatic injury. Size parity and terrain determine the victor here. Conversely, sub-adult tigers utilize smaller crocodiles as training targets in interspecific competition. These encounters allow young felids to refine essential mobbing tactics and social coordination. Such behavioral plasticity demonstrates how apex predators calibrate risk based on size and experience. Analyzing these riverbank interactions is vital for understanding ecosystem stability and the predator-prey dynamics. VC: Rajesh Saini #Wildlife #Tiger #NatureIsBrutal #AnimalBehavior

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A limp at birth could have meant certain death in the wild. But one tigress refused to let it define her story. In the forests of Pench Tiger Reserve, a tigress lovingly called Langdi spent her life walking with a visible limp. Born with a deformity in one of her forepaws, she earned the nickname “Langdi”, meaning “the one who limps”. In the wild, where strength often decides survival, such a challenge can be fatal. But Langdi proved otherwise. Born around 2008 and officially identified as PN 20 (T 20), she was also the sibling of the legendary tigress Collarwali, one of India’s most celebrated big cats. While Collarwali became famous for raising multiple litters, Langdi quietly built her own legacy in the forests of Pench. Against the odds, she lived nearly 18 years, far longer than most wild tigers. Over her lifetime, Langdi gave birth to 10 cubs, many of whom have gone on to establish territories in and around the Pench landscape, strengthening the region’s tiger population. In recent months, age had slowed her down. Hunting became difficult, and she often survived on prey left behind by other predators. She was last seen on 6 March, before forest officials discovered her body in the Karmajhiri range. Forest staff later performed her last rites inside the reserve with full wildlife protocol, paying tribute to a tigress who had become a part of Pench’s story. Rest well, Langdi.🐅 Credits : kaivalya_kashyap | monudubey.pench on IG #Langdi #PenchTigerReserve #RIP #WildlifeIndia [Langdi tigress, Pench Tiger Reserve, tiger conservation, wildlife conservation]

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The Better India

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30,212 次观看 • 1 个月前

This morning, The Princess of Wales was in London to attend The Future Workforce Summit bringing together the UK’s most influential business leaders to drive further action and investment in the early years🥰 She was greeted by Sir Gareth Southgate among the other leaders present and she delivered an address to her audience of Business leaders and the remark centered around "Love". I loved these sections of her speech greatly redacted by journalist Antonello Guerrera: "My passion and the work of The Centre for Early Childhood stems from one essential truth; that the love we feel in our earliest years fundamentally shapes who we become and how we thrive as adults."👌🏽 "Love is the first and most essential bond. But it is also the invisible thread, woven with time, attention and tenderness, through consistent, nurturing relationships which creates the grounded and meaningful environments around a child. It is this texture, the weave of love, which forms a child’s emotional world and becomes the foundation, the very fabric of resilience and belonging."❤️ "The home should be the space where love, safety and rhythm enable a child to thrive. A loving home ultimately teaches us how to love and how to care, but every environment has the potential to shape our hearts." " At The Centre for Early Childhood, we believe that we must do all we can to create the conditions for love to flourish. That is how we invest in our future. Every child deserves respect and safety, and everyone who cares deserve recognition and appreciation."🔥 "I believe in restoring the dignity to the quiet, often invisible work of caring, of loving well, as we look to build a happier, healthier society. You are here because you care, so thank you."❤️ And that is how it is done: As Royal, you are given an immense platform to do so much, and I love that Catherine understands how to use that platform efficiently and to create real change around her, not for self promotion. After the last Business summit where The Princess called on Leaders to provide more Family time on their workforce based on her early childhood research, Deloitte decided to rewrite their Policy of Parental leave for both Male and female, from the minimum 2 weeks parental leave to extend it to 26 weeks; That is 6 months full months of Paid leave for their workforce of almost 500k professionals around the world🤩 I cannot wait to see what actions comes from this new summit👌🏽 #PrincessofWales 📹Emily Ferguson

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Canellecitadelle

30,659 次观看 • 8 个月前

Generative AI is a Psy-op to Keep the Poor Dumb The growing mass reliance on Artificial Intelligence (AI) is not accidental. It is a deliberate effort driven by a few wealthy Silicon Valley capitalists to commoditise “intelligence” and convince people to adopt it in exchange for their real-life problem-solving abilities, critical thinking and cultural authenticity. The ultimate goal as always, is to enrich this already super-wealthy tech elite at the expense of everyone else. Tellingly, while these billionaire tech oligarchs spend billions to convince consumers to adopt and become dependent on “AI” solutions, they are also doubling down on the primacy of human intelligence in their elite bubbles. This was illustrated by luxury car brand Porsche, which recently released an advert whose messaging conspicuously signalled that it used exclusively human-created content. This is a clear sign of a sharp divide between the wealthy and everyday people on the question of AI adoption. While the working classes are heavily influenced to buy into the idea that generative AI platforms like ChatGPT, Suno, and VEO-3 represent the future of work, research, and art, luxury brands meant for the elite are concurrently reassuring their market that human craftsmanship, critical thinking, and genuine creativity remains central to their vision. “AI for thee, not for me” appears to be the message. Across Africa, multiple Western state and NGO actors are pushing for this so-called “AI revolution” to take a central place in African educational systems. Even in some parts of the continent where basic access to electricity remains a challenge, governments are being feverishly lobbied to adopt “AI strategies” for their under-resourced educational systems. At the very same time, it has been reported that Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, and other Silicon Valley billionaires who are pushing AI adoption, not only enroll their children in Montessori schools but also restrict their exposure and access to the very same technology that their lobbyists are trying to push into African classrooms. The obvious danger in opening African education systems up to the so-called “AI Revolution” is that the next generation of Africans could end up devoid of the exact reading, writing, critical reasoning and creative skills that Africa needs to fully take its place in the world - instead trained from an early age to be reliant on ChatGPT, Grok, Suno, Nano Banana, and VEO-3 to do their thinking and expression for them. At a time when high-level human thinking is needed more than ever on the continent, it is no accident that Western lobbyists are heavily pushing the normalisation of generative AI as a core pillar of African education. If Africa is to be maintained as a colonial resource plantation and a market for excess overseas production, young Africans must be made to read, write and think less, and consume more. In Africa and elsewhere, the constant global dynamic is that the poor and underprivileged are encouraged to outsource their intellectual processes to AI in order to “stay competitive," while the wealthy quietly protect the disciplines that actually sharpen the mind: reading, writing, artistry, and critical thinking. Africans must see the “AI Revolution” for what it is. Far from just benign or neutral technological advancement, it is yet another manifestation of power consolidation by Western racial-capitalists. This class of people understands very well that literacy, philosophy, and art produce power, while delegation of thought only produces ignorance and compliance. Despite whatever message they put out, the reality remains that thinking for yourself will in fact, never be “disrupted.”

The Spearhead

85,484 次观看 • 6 个月前

📢 EstateX Building the ESX Blockchain: Creating the Binance of Tokenization The next big thing is here! EstateX is once again pioneering a revolutionary development that will redefine the potential of our company—and, more importantly, the $ESX token itself. Let’s dive in. No Changes to Launch Date Rest assured, this exciting new feature will not affect our anticipated launch date. We remain committed to launching in 2024, with an unwavering focus on delivering maximum value and stability to our investors. EstateX continues to lead as one of the highest-staked ICOs in the market, thanks to our loyal community and investors. Introducing the EstateX L1 Blockchain EstateX is thrilled to announce our very own L1 blockchain—designed with unique features to power a fully-fledged ecosystem focused on tokenization. Our vision is to make EstateX the Binance of tokenization, where asset owners and projects can not only create tokens but leverage EstateX’s vast infrastructure, raise funds through our community and institutional network, make use of our legal framework and receive marketing & branding support. In this video, you’ll hear directly from myself and our CTO, Graham, as we break down the technical details and show you how this move strengthens the entire EstateX ecosystem. Migration to the $ESX Chain Once live on the mainnet in 2025, the $ESX tokens will transition to our blockchain, becoming the chain’s native currency. While this blockchain is a key milestone, our commitment remains to the EstateX investment platform, which is integral to our broader vision and future success. It’s an essential part in our Binance of Tokenization strategy where on the one hand you have our blockchain, and on the other hand our investment platform to raise funds and make use of our legal framework and tech. A Unique Blockchain for Real-World Assets (RWA) EstateX is creating a one-of-a-kind RWA chain tailored to various asset classes, providing unparalleled opportunities for asset owners and investors. Projects will benefit from a comprehensive support package, including 24/7 legal support in the US and EU, access to both retail and institutional investors, marketing support, liquidity networks, and customizable whitelabel investment and management software. This robust support and infrastructure will solidify EstateX as the top destination for tokenization, all while delivering immense value for $ESX holders. Leading the RWA Space with Cutting-Edge Architecture EstateX’s polychain architecture will support multi-asset tokenization, global decentralization, and legal compliance across regions. By building parallel L1 chains alongside an L0 global settlement chain, we aim to create an ecosystem with fast transaction times and interoperability across product classes. Our multi-stage deployment will enable us to support dedicated L1 chains for specific markets, and later, a unifying L0 settlement chain for seamless cross-chain integration. All EstateX chains will utilize Proof-of-Stake consensus, EVM compatibility, and $ESX as the native currency. Streamlined Onboarding and White-Label Solutions Our design prioritizes fast, frictionless onboarding for third-party RWA providers. Through white-label integrations, EstateX will help market participants bypass technical and regulatory barriers. This will expand market opportunities by cutting costs, easing compliance, and offering solutions like on-chain KYC/KYB verification, payment gateways, exchange services, and proof-of-custody options. EstateX remains committed to transparency and accountability, with cryptographic solutions to ensure secure, trustless interactions. In addition, we’re developing RWA-specific token standards and maintaining open-source contributions to foster cross-market innovation. Onboarding Massive Partnerships for Massive Growth We are already onboarding major partners to our blockchain, offering them a blend of platform offerings and white-label solutions designed for scalability. Through these partnerships, EstateX will host large volumes of tokenized assets, benefiting from the secondary marketplaces and legal frameworks we provide. This high activity will drive substantial volume on the ESX chain, fueling demand and utility for the ESX token as we scale our infrastructure and only with delivering whitelabel technology. We are thrilled to announce that one of our first major onboarded partners will be revealed within the next two weeks. Stay tuned, as we are also in talks with high-profile sectors, including sports teams and other exciting industries. EstateX is set to lead the RWA landscape, establishing an ecosystem that is ready for the next phase of blockchain innovation. Thank you for being part of this journey!

EstateX

120,443 次观看 • 1 年前

There were hushed moments of pure joy at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo this morning, as a small group of Primate World keepers and staff gathered to adore the Zoo’s newest addition: a brand-new gorilla baby bundle of joy born in the early hours of Mon., July 21, 2025. Asha, a 32-year-old critically endangered Western lowland gorilla, and her new baby seem to be doing well. The baby has hit the milestones that indicate it is strong, including nursing and clinging to its mom. “Asha is sitting and lying down with the baby and gently patting its back, which is really adorable,” Ashton Asbury, Primate World animal keeper, says. “The baby hangs onto Asha while she’s moving around and she supports it with one hand. They’re bonding really well, and we have seen her licking the baby’s head and grooming it.” First-time dad, Goma, is showing interest in the baby, too. “He seems to want to stick close to her and the baby,” Ashton says. “I heard him making happy gorilla grumbles at them, and Asha is doing a good job of showing him the baby while keeping a comfortable distance.” It has been nearly 13 years since a gorilla was born at CMZoo. This little one is Asha’s third baby and the first for silverback dad, Goma. Asha was born at CMZoo on Oct. 5, 1992. Thirty-four-year-old Goma moved to CMZoo, in 2016, on a breeding recommendation from the Western Lowland Gorilla Species Survival Plan, supported by Association of Zoos and Aquariums-accredited organizations, including CMZoo. Primate World is open to the public and will continue to be as long as Asha and the troop continue to do well. Asha’s care team will continue to monitor her and the baby – and the troop’s overall dynamic – and make adjustments as needed. The sex and weight of the gorilla baby are not known yet. As long as keepers observe that baby and mom are doing well, they will continue to let Asha take the lead on providing care. The baby will likely cling to Asha for the first several weeks, but will start getting to know its dad, Goma, and ‘aunt’ Kwisha (who is unrelated genetically, but grew up with Asha and had a relationship with both of her offspring), as long as Asha is comfortable. Asha is an experienced mother. She has welcomed two previous babies to the world during her time at CMZoo, both of whom now live in troops at other zoos. Although the goal is to let Asha take the lead on newborn care, her supportive team is ready to help if the need arises. As a first-time dad, Goma has been participating in training with his care team that aims to improve his comfort around the baby. Following Cheyenne Mountain Zoo tradition, the baby will be named after he or she is at least 30 days old. CMZoo will provide updates on social media channels and in newsletter updates.

CheyenneMountainZoo

14,938 次观看 • 1 年前

Aircraft Carriers: Very Much Alive, But in a Different Role We all thought aircraft carriers were obsolete, after all, because of their size, it's not hard to hit them with anti-ship missiles. And I would say there are missiles designed for this type of target with ranges up to 8,000 km, putting any large warship at risk. It is precisely in this context that aircraft carriers are reborn as extremely useful assets, because any long-range anti-carrier missile must carry out the initial target acquisition phase supported by its "kill web", which consists of reconnaissance satellites, over-the-horizon (OTH) radars, maritime patrol aircraft, and surveillance drones. Far from the coast, this primary acquisition is performed or enhanced by drones. Missiles such as the DF-21D, DF-26, and DF-27, for example, in addition to the initial guidance phase, rely heavily on external updates (satellites + drones) for mid-course corrections, even flight time being short, the target can displace dozens of kilometers. Once close, they will use their own onboard sensors, such as active radar, IR, optical sensors, and INS. But up to that point, they remain dependent on mid-course guidance. It is in this context that aircraft carriers play a fundamental role in fleet protection, sustaining dozens of HALE and MALE drones patrolling hundreds of kilometers and preventing enemy drones from conducting surveillance and target acquisition. These drones are also essential for interfering with enemy satellites through electronic warfare (EW), helping to keep the squadron safe by degrading or blocking orbital communications and tracking. Other measures will be complemented by the squadron's own EW capabilities, but keeping drones in the air to disrupt the enemy's kill web remains fundamental. Without aircraft carriers, there is no autonomy for these drones to cover the necessary area. Therefore, each aircraft carrier should operate with dedicated drone squadrons on a full-time basis. Very much alive, yes. Only now their game is denying the enemy the ability to find and target us, rather than going out to strike distant bases like in the old days. * Obviously, I support the decentralization m- also of C2-, of fleets and greater investment in smaller units, but large ships will continue to exist and must always be protected in safer areas. To move these the fleet in open sea, will be necessary drone cover, with ACs.

Aircraft Carriers: Very Much Alive, But in a Different Role We all thought aircraft carriers were obsolete, after all, because of their size, it's not hard to hit them with anti-ship missiles. And I would say there are missiles designed for this type of target with ranges up to 8,000 km, putting any large warship at risk. It is precisely in this context that aircraft carriers are reborn as extremely useful assets, because any long-range anti-carrier missile must carry out the initial target acquisition phase supported by its "kill web", which consists of reconnaissance satellites, over-the-horizon (OTH) radars, maritime patrol aircraft, and surveillance drones. Far from the coast, this primary acquisition is performed or enhanced by drones. Missiles such as the DF-21D, DF-26, and DF-27, for example, in addition to the initial guidance phase, rely heavily on external updates (satellites + drones) for mid-course corrections, even flight time being short, the target can displace dozens of kilometers. Once close, they will use their own onboard sensors, such as active radar, IR, optical sensors, and INS. But up to that point, they remain dependent on mid-course guidance. It is in this context that aircraft carriers play a fundamental role in fleet protection, sustaining dozens of HALE and MALE drones patrolling hundreds of kilometers and preventing enemy drones from conducting surveillance and target acquisition. These drones are also essential for interfering with enemy satellites through electronic warfare (EW), helping to keep the squadron safe by degrading or blocking orbital communications and tracking. Other measures will be complemented by the squadron's own EW capabilities, but keeping drones in the air to disrupt the enemy's kill web remains fundamental. Without aircraft carriers, there is no autonomy for these drones to cover the necessary area. Therefore, each aircraft carrier should operate with dedicated drone squadrons on a full-time basis. Very much alive, yes. Only now their game is denying the enemy the ability to find and target us, rather than going out to strike distant bases like in the old days. * Obviously, I support the decentralization m- also of C2-, of fleets and greater investment in smaller units, but large ships will continue to exist and must always be protected in safer areas. To move these the fleet in open sea, will be necessary drone cover, with ACs.

Patricia Marins

44,983 次观看 • 7 个月前