Yeah, especially with their advancements on Exo suits. Because those sure will last.

Yeah likely not.

Or they won’t be able to produce them in sufficient numbers

just like almost every other army vehicle in the last 20-30 years

Or resume production of a platform

usually when a weapon is developed and fielded in a war, they usually aren't produced in large enough numbers o make a difference

What

That’s not true at all

Weapons developed and fielded during war are more likely to be produced faster and more often than if produced outside of it

STG44 was developed later in WW2 and they weren't able to produce nearly enough to turn the tide of the war, not that they could considering that Russian tanks were flooding the East with Red Steel, while Allied Bombers pulverized German Factories in the west along with the cities around them

P-51D, M1 Carbine, B-29, B-17G, M4 Sherman, Essex Class carriers

All mass produced during ww2

All not existing beforehand

The Difference is that America was basically untouched by the fighting, except for the fighting in Pearl Harbor

ok?

What’s that got to do with the original statement

i said usually,

america is the exception

Britain and the USSR both produced complete new designs

Same with Germany

Panther was made to counter the T-34 during Barbarossa

You have to keep making new weapons during war to keep up with your enemy

obviously yes, but Germany overdid it

and it hindered their ability to mass produce the ones that worked

There’s exceptions but generally, producing and using new weapons makes you better than the enemy

war time usually brings about the largest technological advances

radar, microwaves, jet engines

while that isnt a bad thing, its just that there has to be some kind of balance between resources devoted to R&D, and resources devoted to mass producing wepons and technology that is effective

The US designed, tested, produced, and delivered a guided weapon in less than two months back in the first gulf war

Actually it could have 2-3 weeks but i don’t remember exactly

Thats because America has a lot of the resources to devote to both

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YV336WEVuRg

Hmmm

how though

Well it’s North Korea

They probably just ran the sub over

I wait found an article

I was partially right

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1998_Sokcho_submarine_incident

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