> Drones are far too slow and munitions they carry are far too slow. Quantity has a quality all its own. > AEGIS cruisers (carrier battle group / CBG) surroun

> Drones are far too slow and munitions they carry are far too slow. Quantity has a quality all its own. > AEGIS cruisers (carrier battle group / CBG) surrounding the carrier If you do not know how large or small the drones may be, you may have to protect against attacks from within that perimeter. Regardless, for the point of view of the current discussion, the question is not whether you are correct, it is whether or not the Navy people have reasons to stay up at night worrying that you may not be 100% correct, worrying at least enough to lose a little of their rationality when dealing with a new situation that they are unable to explain. Skeptics say that extraordinary explanations require extraordinary evidence and that normally only normal things happen. But that kind of thinking may not prevail when one is trained to believe the multi-billion dollar radar no matter how odd the display appears and no matter how many layers of software and hardware between the antenna and the display must work together flawlessly to put that image on the screen. Particularly when your own life, thousands of others, and everything you are working for may be at stake.