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While you are probably right about this mine clearing tool, there have been previous examples that show the military’s requirements for particular items are muc
by wtvanhest 14y ago
While you are probably right about this mine clearing tool, there have been previous examples that show the military’s requirements for particular items are much higher than civilian requirements in times of relative peace. Obviously when there is a world war, requirements go down dramatically to get things done, but when making purchase decisions in time of peace it seems that requirements are very high. Items like devices/vehicles etc. get very expensive and complex.
[Added] I’m talking from a US perspective, but it seems plausible that most developed country militaries spend on technology when in time of peace.