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so that's for and use a only for each of the board of where are you not to buy useful stuff, but i'm saying yes, i shoot the truck, nestle take a picture of, i'll go with the blue plate, the straight place so that i'm not. the drones were all the rage when they 1st hit the consumer market. they were the number one most want a christmas present in 2016. but like a lot of technology these days, drones 1st got their start with military applications. while commercial drones use for recreational purposes and videography costs anywhere between a few $100.00 to a couple $1000.00. military drones cost a fortune. kristi i and you're watching the cost of everything. we're today. we're

going to be looking into the military drone industry, their costs and their capabilities the to drones has permanently change the way that works. there is conducted drones became the most iconic instrument on the world's hair. and in the last 10 years, the number of countries buying drones has more than doubled today, more than 80 countries have some sort of drone capability. now a modern drone is made up of several large components such as the frame propellers . the receiver for sending and receiving information, motors to fly and batteries. many are manufactured primarily from carbon fiber composites or aluminum to be light, but sturdy. and these are manufactured in large plans located throughout the world, the mostly in china and surrounding countries. u. s. military drones can range up

to tens of thousands of dollars and the common predator drones that the military used in iraq in a scan and scan is roughly $40000000.00 per system. you also have the ever popular reaper drones that carry laser guided bombs and other types of air to surface missiles. these cost about $32000000.00 and are used by the u. k, netherlands, france, and spain and a forces. meanwhile, smaller surveillance, drones with high tech cameras, costs around a $195000.00 per unit. and then you have technical drones like the full lar, that is able to fly for up to 12 hours at a max range of 90 kilometers that cost around $35000.00. they can be armed and are run by pilots on the ground through a satellite link up, which makes them highly deadly and specialized. these military drones are designed to have secure communication and has sensors that possess more range and

versatility than your average commercial drone. they also have quieter engines, which makes them more difficult to detect and can be quickly assembled into weapons of the global military drone market is projected to reach over $23000000000.00 by 2027 as they're changing the face of traditional warfare. drones can respond quickly and are cheaper to make and maintain compared to planes. they can also be operated at a distance and have automatic functions, which can save manpower and lives. they put a fewer lives at risk and the military can also cut down on the cost of training soldiers. and there's also the argument that drones also minimize civilian casualties compared to conventional air strikes and put pressure on terrorist organizations with a constant surveillance drone technology is continuing to improve with engineer is now working on a clipping them with the ability to self repair, self land and stay a last 4 months instead of days. so now let's bring in scott ritter former and us

marine corps intelligence officer and officer a. so scott, who has the most advanced drone technology? is it the u. s. and who's the biggest competitor? and how in fans are other countries thrown capabilities? let me to answer the question you'd have to actually have um, the detailed knowledge of everybody's drones and the technology that went into it and etc. but i think united states is a extraordinarily technologically advanced country. and we spend an awful lot of money on our drones. and i would imagine that our drones have some of the finest technology out there. but they're just because we have the best technology doesn't mean we have the best drones. drones are a tool and you know, the, the, to give you an example, you could have a lamborghini, which is a very expensive car,

some of the finest technology in the world. but if i ask you to take that lamborghini off road over a hill, you won't be able to do it. if you're better off with an old jeep because the jeep is suited to the task that you're giving it. you know, american drone technology was developed or he'll richard supremacy during the global war on terror. um, you know, we, we developed a killer drones which were at a patients of drones that we originally developed for reconnaissance work. we, we stripped missiles on them and we use them to target people in a relatively benign environment, meaning there's no active air defense. the fact is no american drone system, none of our mainstream drones can survive in the heavily contested air space and they're far too expensive for us to be throwing them away in a, in combat operations like that. the drum, we lost off the coast of crime. it was a $32000000.00 drugs you compare and contrast that with, you know, for instance,

some of the ronnie and drone technology that's allegedly been provided to russia recently. the show he'd won 36. so, you know, it's uh, unit cost is between $20.00 and $30000.00, but it's able to inflict millions of dollars worth of damage to the russians and make it extraordinary. a good use of a lawyer during drone known as the linset. it's destroying tanks and armored vehicles and artillery vehicles and other high value targets. the systems can't cost more than $3040000.00 each and yet they're destroying targets that are worth millions of dollars. so it's, i think that it's a wrong question to say who is the best technology and how has our on been able to get so advanced and drone technology and what is the average cost to produce these simple types of suicide drums? first of all, i think people need to understand that the run is a it's not

a 3rd world country when it comes to technology. in fact, uh, if one for sues. this further, you'll see that iranian teams enter a mathematical olympics and often times place in the you know, on the podium and dominate the top 10 spot. this means that from a theoretical mathematical standpoint of the ronnie is have some of the finest scientists out there. and a lot of what we're talking about here is you know how to take the radical mathematical capabilities and turn it into practicalities. the iranians have shown an amazing ability not only to adapt existing technologies they acquired from abroad, but also develop their own technology. this is why you, ronnie, and ballistic missiles today, have you extraordinarily accurate warheads. and the other thing is that because the united states and its allies, israel, etc,

have subject to the ron to near continuous conflict. over the past several decades, iran has a perpetual laboratory of conflict of war upon which to test out operational concepts, including drone technology. and so what we've seen is the extraordinary theoretical capabilities that we run. you're joining up with the practical opportunities that he runs. situation affords and iran has been able to develop, you know, cost effective systems that accomplish the mission. the mission is an active one against enemies such as is room united states that, that have tremendous, you know, counter drone capability. so the run in drone, you know, doctrine combined with the iranian drone technology is a very effective one, especially when applied against the western target. has

a new russia ukraine conflict brought about a revolution in terms of the way drones are used on the battlefield. if you're a military professional in the world today, and you are not studying how both ukraine and russia have used drones, then you're wrong. you know, we live in a day and age where drones are now going to become part of the concept of maneuver . you will no longer just talked about your air power, your fire support can maneuver elements. drones have become a technology that you know is involved in all 3. it provides a long range recognizance. it provides target designation capabilities. it provides weapons delivery platforms. it becomes a weapon itself. it can be used for electronic warfare for jamming. and if you're not incorporating every aspect of drones into the totals.