bile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil farIn the age of robotic mobile missile launchers and autonomous or tele-robotic border patrol sentry units any defending nation, which anticipates a surprise attack will strategically place their weaponry to protect it from the incoming attack. Tactics such as camouflage and turning off electronic signatures will be employed.

We know from Gulf War I and Gulf War II that the opposing military often attempted to hide their military equipment inside of structures, behind buildings or dug into the local terrain. Indeed none of this is too surprising - it is just using caution to better the odds.

As weapons become more sophisticated and satellites are able to pre-map the terrain, the slightest change will trigger an anomaly and alert the opposing force of a potential target, a dead give away for sure. Still in this day and age of mobile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil far

t it from the incoming attack. Tactics such as camouflage and turning off electronic signatures will be employed.

We know from Gulf War I and Gulf War II that the opposing military often attempted to hide their military equipment inside of structures, behind buildings or dug into the local terrain. Indeed none of this is too surprising - it is just using caution to better the odds.

As weapons become more sophisticated and satellites are able to pre-map the terrain, the slightest change will trigger an anomaly and alert the opposing force of a potential target, a dead give away for sure. Still in this day and age of mobile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil far

heir military equipment inside of structures, behind buildings or dug into the local terrain. Indeed none of this is too surprising - it is just using caution to better the odds.

As weapons become more sophisticated and satellites are able to pre-map the terrain, the slightest change will trigger an anomaly and alert the opposing force of a potential target, a dead give away for sure. Still in this day and age of mobile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil far

sticated and satellites are able to pre-map the terrain, the slightest change will trigger an anomaly and alert the opposing force of a potential target, a dead give away for sure. Still in this day and age of mobile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil farbile robotic defense a cat and mouse game can be employed to prevent destruction of defense assets. It is hard to hide from the latest sophisticated spy-satellites, as much of the technology can even find oil far below the Earths surface, thus finding a steal tank or mobile track missile launcher is not too tough.

The mobility of the units do provide at least a small level of advantage against the sophisticated systems that nations like the United States now employs. But is it enough? Case in point might be Iran's Russian bought mobile missile launching systems and a 22,000 sortie US Strike. As we inch closer to war with Iran over their nuclear weapons program and their sponsoring of International Terrorist Organizations, we must consider the simple strategies needed to eliminate such threats from our ominous onslaught.