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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. might have grossly overlooked the precise extent to which they needed to be prepared for drone warfare. Admiral Mark Montgomery says cheap interceptor drones could have stopped attacks early but were ignored. He argues the U.S. relied too heavily on expensive systems while cheap Iranian threats... show more

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. Army got comfortable letting the Air Force shoot down drones from 400 miles away and paid the price when Iran fired them across 110 miles of the Persian Gulf instead. Admiral Mark Montgomery says the U.S. had no counter-drone interceptors, relied on Patriots that cost $4 million per round against $20,000 drones, and dragged every Gulf partner down the same path. "The army failed to understand the impact these drones could have in combat. We could see it in Ukraine. The U.S. Army has a lot to answer for." Mark Montgomery

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. Army got comfortable letting the Air Force shoot down drones from 400 miles away and paid the price when Iran fired them across 110 miles of the Persian Gulf instead. Admiral Mark Montgomery says the U.S. had no counter-drone interceptors, relied on Patriots that cost $4 million per round against $20,000 drones, and dragged every Gulf partner down the same path. "The army failed to understand the impact these drones could have in combat. We could see it in Ukraine. The U.S. Army has a lot to answer for." Mark Montgomery

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 The Pentagon may be about to be fused with Israel in a way that heavily favors the latter. Admiral Mark Montgomery says section 224 makes no sense for the U.S. "The longer the United States takes to admit that they have a problem, you can't really fix it." Mark Montgomery

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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 With the U.S. weakened in its confrontation with Iran, China will likely begin applying existential pressure on Taiwan. Admiral Mark Montgomery argues China has all the political and economic cards to conquer Taiwan without using military force. He suggested Taiwan’s political scene is becoming increasingly fertile ground for China’s agenda. Mark Montgomery

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🇺🇸🇮🇷🇨🇳 Former U.S. Navy Admiral Mark Montgomery says the real casualty of the Iran war might not be in the Middle East at all, but America's ability to fight China. Reports claiming some weapons are nearly exhausted can be misleading because certain systems, like PrSM, were produced in very small numbers to begin with. But he says the real concern is different. The U.S. has burned through roughly half its stockpile of long-range precision strike weapons, including Tomahawks and JASSMs, while Patriot and THAAD interceptor inventories have fallen dramatically. According to Montgomery, that's enough to affect planning for a future war with China or Russia. The problem isn't today's fight, but the next one. He argues Congress and the Pentagon are finally placing massive orders for new missiles, but replenishing those stockpiles won't happen anytime soon. Rocket motors, complex supply chains, and years of underinvestment mean production can't simply be switched on overnight. Even with record funding, rebuilding America's arsenal could take 3 to 4 years. Montgomery says that's the strategic vulnerability. Meanwhile Ukraine is already absorbing the shortfall. Montgomery says Kyiv hasn't received a Patriot in 8 months, and the same munitions gap now shaping Iran policy is quietly reshaping what's left for Europe America's military is being defeated not on the battlefield, but by colliding with the limits of its own industrial base. That's a problem money alone can't solve quickly. Mark Montgomery Brandon Weichert

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇨🇳 Former U.S. Navy Admiral Mark Montgomery says the real casualty of the Iran war might not be in the Middle East at all, but America's ability to fight China. Reports claiming some weapons are nearly exhausted can be misleading because certain systems, like PrSM, were produced in very small numbers to begin with. But he says the real concern is different. The U.S. has burned through roughly half its stockpile of long-range precision strike weapons, including Tomahawks and JASSMs, while Patriot and THAAD interceptor inventories have fallen dramatically. According to Montgomery, that's enough to affect planning for a future war with China or Russia. The problem isn't today's fight, but the next one. He argues Congress and the Pentagon are finally placing massive orders for new missiles, but replenishing those stockpiles won't happen anytime soon. Rocket motors, complex supply chains, and years of underinvestment mean production can't simply be switched on overnight. Even with record funding, rebuilding America's arsenal could take 3 to 4 years. Montgomery says that's the strategic vulnerability. Meanwhile Ukraine is already absorbing the shortfall. Montgomery says Kyiv hasn't received a Patriot in 8 months, and the same munitions gap now shaping Iran policy is quietly reshaping what's left for Europe America's military is being defeated not on the battlefield, but by colliding with the limits of its own industrial base. That's a problem money alone can't solve quickly. Mark Montgomery Brandon Weichert

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Opening the Strait of Hormuz militarily is not enough to fix the problem. Admiral Mark Montgomery says insurers and shipping companies must also feel safe, or trade will not resume. He says that makes the situation very difficult because U.S. military chiefs would struggle to understand the perspectives of tanker insurers. "He has got to understand what risk environment he has to set up. And it can't be one Admiral Cooper thinks is okay, because we take risks all of the time and have weapons on our ships." Mark Montgomery

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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 Retired U.S. Admiral Mark Montgomery says ship count is irrelevant. The U.S. has 50+ nuclear attack submarines. China has 6 to 8. That gap is decisive. China's fleet is built for the first island chain, not open-ocean warfare. "Right now I consider their aircraft carriers targets." The real nightmare is if the U.S. ever has to push inside China's backyard and fight on its home turf. Mark Montgomery

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 Retired U.S. Admiral Mark Montgomery says ship count is irrelevant. The U.S. has 50+ nuclear attack submarines. China has 6 to 8. That gap is decisive. China's fleet is built for the first island chain, not open-ocean warfare. "Right now I consider their aircraft carriers targets." The real nightmare is if the U.S. ever has to push inside China's backyard and fight on its home turf. Mark Montgomery

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 THERE IS A LINE BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE AND WAR CRIMES. Former U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Mark Montgomery says not all infrastructure strikes are created equal. Some rhetoric is designed purely for psychological effect. That's strategy. But collective punishment targeting civilian infrastructure to break a population crosses into war crime territory. The law is clear. The target must be legitimate. The intent must be military. Political posturing dressed up as military strategy doesn't make it legal. Mark Montgomery

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