Naval and air more likely.

Hi Grace. We are still witnessing the “baby steps” period of the uncrewed technologies. The next decade will show us so many new developments in uncrewed in autonomous systems in every domain.

Excellent catch. BZ.

This incident not only highlights a tactical surprise but also signals a broader shift in naval warfare, where even small unmanned platforms can pose a credible threat to advanced fighter jet.

Successfully launching a heat-seeking missile like the Sidewinder from a relatively unstable platform is a significant engineering challenge.

+countermeasure systems failed to respond effectively. Both scenarios point to serious operational oversights.

Another dimension worth examining is the technical feasibility. USVs are inherently small and more susceptible to sea state, leading to higher roll and pitch compared to larger platforms.

One of the fundamental principles of modern warfare is to maintain standoff distance to the effective range of enemy weapon systems. In this case, either the intelligence failed to detect that the USV was equipped with an air-defense capability, or the aircraft's missile warning and +

The Visby-class remains a standout example of visionary naval engineering, demonstrating how innovative thinking can shape the future of maritime operations.

Although construction began in 1996 the Visby-class clearly reflects an "out-of-the-box" design philosophy. Its approach to stealth, combining low RCS, minimal IR signature and visibility, alongside its exceptional surface and ASW capabilities, set a global benchmark for littoral combatants.

Possible, penguins have a unique uniform already! What else needed?

Very nice drawing 👏🏻