> All weapon systems that consist of an expensive vehicle and an expensive-to-train crew are being re-evaluated against drones right now. Manned systems still

> All weapon systems that consist of an expensive vehicle and an expensive-to-train crew are being re-evaluated against drones right now. Manned systems still have advantages though: no matter how much EW there is, you still have a man in the loop. But I expect the role of the human to be less and less mechanical, and more and more about bearing the responsibility. As such I expect manned systems to evolve into more like on mini command post supported by a squad of automated weapons. (Ideally you'd want the manned version to look exactly the same as the automated ones to prevent enemies from targeting it, like the IDF did with its fake tanks[1] a while ago). [1]: https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-disguises-missile-launcher-inside-a-tank/ https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-disguises-missile-launc...