Im still wondering, weather the recent progress did not render aircraft, tanks and carriers sort of obsolete alltogether. Imagine a operation team, that rents

Im still wondering, weather the recent progress did not render aircraft, tanks and carriers sort of obsolete alltogether. Imagine a operation team, that rents a house, carves it out, and installs - delivered in 3 or 4 container- a explosive drone factory, generators and some material supply silos. Once the conflicts start, the factory starts out churning kill vehicles like there is no tomorrow- attacking vital infrastructure, public transport- and in addition depositing droves of "fallback" mines, activated after years of delay. The result is a instantly collapsing society, without even a aggressor visible. And who was it? Anyone could have done this- its a low cost attack. Low tech, once you have the auto-factory line up. Anyone having just one of those terrorizing a city has a plausible denial. Meanwhile out on the oceans some subs and ships have a cruise with noone to strike at. Noone to strike towards, a redundant a force as a battalion of cavalary at Verdun. Its nice and shiny new toys for the not yet big boys, but the great scott help us, the day they face a dedicated advessary forced to go cheap. That would be actually a nice little addition to the mil-industrial complex- a branch forced to develop assymetric attacks, with a very low budget. That way, if you allow that branch to conduct its own exercises and manouvers - you can actually look ahead to find out what those mysterious machine guns are- before you try to solve the excession by sending in wave after wave.